The health minister says certain treatments will always be required elsewhere
The health minister says there are some services his department will never be able to offer on-Island.
David Ashford was questioned about cancer treatment at a recent government media conference.
He explained that it's not just a case of having the relevant equipment here:
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Motorbike rider taken to UK hospital after Mountain Road crash
Police still trying establish the 'exact nature and circumstances of what happened'
Government extends condolences to Norway
King Harald visited the Island in 2002
Fundraisers to take on 24-hour Relay For Life
32 teams taking part in event which raises thousands for Cancer Research UK
