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The use of case method in the learning process of advanced training courses for medical workers in Ukraine and worldwide Written by Tatiana Iarmak – http:// orcid.org/0000-0001-5371-2958; iarmak.tat@gmail.com;…
Written by Edel Burton – Edel Burton is a second year Structured Population and Health-services Research Education (SPHeRE) scholar in University College Cork and a scholar on the…
Written by Sarah Cullen, (Pharmacy Intern, NMH) & Benedetta Soldati, (Sr. Pharmacist, NMH) Introduction It is crucial to counsel all women of childbearing age about future pregnancies, since…
Written by Nicola Perry, Secretary, Hepatitis C Partnership Hepatitis C is an infection of the liver caused by the Hepatitis C virus, if left untreated it can cause…
Written by Theresa Lowry-Lehnen (PhD), CNS, GPN, RNP, South East Technological University Addison’s disease (AD), often referred to as primary adrenal insufficiency or hypoadrenalism, is a rare endocrine…
Written by Dr Stefanie Croghan – Specialist Registrar in Urology and Mr James Forde – Consultant Urologist Background and Definition The prostate gland is located just inferior to…
Written by Charles O’Connor, Patrick Collins and Gregory Nason Introduction Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is a histologic diagnosis of prostatic enlargement from benign proliferation of epithelial prostate cells…
Researchers at NUI Galway and Queen’s University Belfast are investigating how attaching sugar molecules to plastics could give medical devices a new layer of protection from infection. NUI…
An interview with Theresa Lowry- Lehnen (PhD), CNS, GPN, RNP, South East Technological University Erectile dysfunction (ED) is a common condition occurring in males over 40 years of…
Then and Now: Cumulative effects of 30 years of Research: Targeting HER2, Breast Cancer and Beyond Written by Dr Claire Brady. Oncology Clinical Trials Registrar, Cork University Hospital…
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