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Tackling the Diagnostic Odyssey of NRXN1 Genetic Deletions
PHILADELPHIA – As the international community observes Rare Disease Day 2026 on February 28th, 2026, a significant milestone has been reached in the effort to support families navigating the complex "diagnostic odyssey" associated
26 Feb 2026
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Key immune trigger identified that may be a central player in MS progression
Trinity College Dublin researchers have published a new study on MS that has uncovered evidence that a key immune system switch, known as the NLRP3 inflammasome, may play a significant role in the inflammatory processes associated
26 Feb 2026
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A New Kind of Medicine for Older Patients
A ground breaking retrospective study conducted by clinicians and academics at Trinity School of Medicine and St. James’s Hospital has demonstrated that social prescribing (SP) programmes based within hospitals can significantly
10 Feb 2026
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Research into adults over 50 living with HIV secures funding
The Health Research Board has awarded Trinity School of Medicine funding to support a new study into adults living with HIV.
22 Jan 2026
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How many cervical cancers have been prevented so far through screening in Ireland?
The team has uncovered that the Irish Cervical Cancer Screening programme has prevented over 5500 cancers in Ireland, that would over wise have occurred in the lifetime of women screened.
08 Jan 2026
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