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Researchers at three universities in Ireland, Scotland and Wales are joining forces to develop new tools. They are to identifying drugs to treat multiple, currently incurable, neurological diseases.…
Researchers point to groundbreaking potential to screen for those at high risk of disease and for clinical trials of new treatments New research from NUI Galway and Boston…
NUI Galway scientists show that smaller scorpion species pack the most potent venoms Researchers in NUI Galway have shown, for the first time, that smaller species of scorpions,…
Written by Dr Dale Whelehan, Behaviour Scientist Fatigue in the 21st century healthcare workforce – New understandings and solutions for personnel “It’s precisely those who are busiest who…
Research carried out by RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences has revealed new information about how a blood clot forms during wound healing. The research, published in…
DERIVE project aims to manage toxic E. coli threat to private water supplies Researchers at NUI Galway are to carry out a large-scale project that aims to protect…
Irish Cancer Society calls for introduction of ‘Right to be Forgotten’ beyond cancer People affected by cancer in their lifetime face being refused products. This is includes insurance…
Besins Healthcare reveals new research highlighting a deterioration in attending cervical screening linked to the menopause *All research and statistics relate to women aged 45 – 65 who…
A new Long COVID study from APC Microbiome Ireland, a world-leading SFI Research Centre based at University College Cork (UCC), finds that biomarkers of immune system activation are…
Lundbeck is combining its biomarker discoveries with leading microfluidic experts at the Danish Technical University (DTU). This is to develop a state-of-the-art biomarker assay. The project aims to…
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