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:
'Around 30' breast cancer patients affected by service disruption, so far
Health minister gives update as locum takes 'unplanned absence'
New MLC registers interests after missing Tynwald deadline
Failure to meet deadline breaks Standing Orders set out in Tynwald's parliamentary rulebook
IOMMS: Public need to be convinced they are getting 'value for money' before more funding put into health
Questioning if NHS levy is needed ahead of 'Recovery, Reform and Restructuring'
Manannan now running on all four engines
Vessel had been using just three after a control system fault
Social media of 'increasing concern' when it comes to politicians' safety
Follows online poll suggesting minister should be removed from position with a 'shotgun'