Ireland to lead €7 million Parkinson’s research project
A new research study aims to deepen the understanding of Parkinson’s so that better treatments can be developed in the future. The project, which will be coordinated by…
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A new research study aims to deepen the understanding of Parkinson’s so that better treatments can be developed in the future. The project, which will be coordinated by…
CÚRAM is part of a new EU research project TBMED (Test bed for high-risk medical devices), which aims to support European Medtech companies in global competition by reducing…
University College Dublin and Genomics Medicine Ireland (GMI) have announced a collaboration agreement as part of a large-scale population research programme across more than 60 diseases such as…
Today, RCSI, Accenture and Business to Arts unveiled a series of new portraits of historical female leaders in healthcare at RCSI. Women on Walls at RCSI in partnership with Accenture recognises…
The European Association of Hospital Pharmacists (EAHP) has said that they fully support the Recommendation of the Council of the European Union on strengthened cooperation against vaccine-preventable diseases…
Minister for Health Simon Harris TD has welcomed the establishment of a Group to oversee the implementation of a new model of public health medicine. The group was…
EAHP’s members warn about an increase of medicines shortages post-Brexit, especially in a no-deal situation. EAHP calls on the European Union to minimise negative implications on the cross-border…
The Minister for Health today (Thursday) announced the publication of the report of the Independent Review Group established to examine the role of voluntary organisations in publicly funded…
Just one-third of medicines for rare diseases licensed for patients in Europe are available in Ireland, according to new figures released on Rare Disease Day by the Irish…
A study led by researchers at RCSI (Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland) has analysed the pattern of skin cancer rates in kidney transplant patients, which suggests the…
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