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In recent decades, Western dietary habits have undergone a seismic shift. Traditional, nutrient-rich plant-based foods have been steadily replaced by ultra-processed, convenience-driven options. This shift extends far beyond…
Vitamin D has a crucial role in maintaining normal bone and muscle health, though a significant proportion of the population are deficient. Indeed, in Ireland, 13.1% of the…
Cross-border health emergencies or pandemics can overwhelm health and care services with large numbers of people requiring unplanned care. This results in delays and backlogs to regular (non-pandemic)…
The Future of Organ Transplantation: Science, Innovation, and Hope Every day, thousands of patients across the globe await the life-saving gift of an organ transplant. For many, it…
READ HERE Foreword from the Editor: Kelly-Jo Eastwood The Irish Hospital Consultants Association (IHCA) is calling for the forthcoming Programme for Government to include the implementation of the…
Teclistamab, an off-the-shelf (ready to use) subcutaneously administered therapy, induced deep and rapid responses in triple-class exposed patients with relapsed and refractory multiple myeloma[1] Johnson & Johnson Innovative…
Johnson & Johnson Innovative Medicine recently hosted University of Galway Health Economics Masters students and faculty for a day of networking, presentations, and workshops. The event culminated in…
Award-winning projects include a new potential treatment path for high-grade ovarian cancer, and the first patient-led metastatic breast cancer research initiative in Ireland People involved in ground–breaking research projects around the…
Bridging the Gaps in HPV Cancer Prevention Cervical cancer is a largely preventable disease but worldwide it remains one of the most common cancers and causes of cancer-related…
For this edition of Hospital Professionals News, Epilepsy Ireland Advocacy & Communications Manager, Paddy McGeoghegan updates us on the organisation’s plans for their biggest awareness-raising day of the…
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