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Gynaecological cancers comprise tubo-ovarian, endometrial, cervical, vulval and vaginal cancers. This article sets out to give an overview on the three most common types of gynaecological cancers (ovarian,…
Can-React: A personalised at-home exercise programme, supporting long-term survivorship and rehabilitation needs of cancer patients Dr Ananya Gupta, Director of Exercise Physiology, NUI Galway
Soft tissue sarcomas (STS)are mesenchymally derived malignant tumours that can arise almost anywhere in the body. Written by Dr Ronan Joyce, Radiation Oncology Specialist Registrar, St Luke’s Radiation…
Cancer Treatment Related Cardiac Dysfunction – Unravelling the Mechanisms to Improve Breast Cancer Patient Care and Detailing the Need for a National Cardio-Oncology Network Written by Matthew G.…
Abstract: Lung cancer is a leading cause of morbidity and mortality across Europe. Prompt identification, diagnosis and staging and onward referral to management, is key to improving outcomes.…
Evolving Surgical Care of Colorectal Cancer into the 21st Century “It’s crucial for better patient outcomes that surgery is not seen as a steady-state treatment, not just a…
Written by Dr Fahd Adeeb, Consultant Rheumatologist & Physician, UL Hospitals Group Prior to his appointment to University of Limerick (UL) Hospitals Group in 2021, Fahd was a…
The Irish Childrens Arthritis Network, also known as iCAN, is working to get children in Ireland better access to rheumatological. Currently, Ireland is at the bottom of the…
Written by Paddy McGeoghegan, Epilepsy Ireland Advocacy & Communications Manager
Written by Padraig Denn, Clinical Nurse Manager 3, Mater Private Network
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