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Trinity College Medical School Forges ahead in QS World University Rankings 2024
The newly released QS World University Rankings by Subject 2024 has ranked Trinity College Dublin 78th in the world for Medicine.
10 Apr 2024
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New insight into the future understanding of MS and its treatments
Trinity scientists have developed a novel test - using an existing diagnostic procedure as its basis - that has the potential to be applied in clinical trials that target the Epstein Barr Virus.
08 Apr 2024
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Professor Gerry Hanna appointed to Chair of Clinical Oncology
Professor Hanna has been appointed to Chair of Clinical Oncology at Trinity College, the Trinity St James’s Cancer Institute and St Luke’s Radiation Oncology Network (SLRON).
02 Apr 2024
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Fighting Cancer - Better care and outcomes for Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer (AYA) Patients
Haematology Specialist Registrar, Charlotte O’Sullivan, is in the second year of her Doctor of Medicine (MD) postgraduate degree at Trinity College Dublin. Charlotte’s MD is focusing on Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Cancer in
06 Mar 2024
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Hope for ‘the most common form of dementia that no-one has heard of’
Research team, led by School of Medicine PI, Professor Iracema Leroi, has been awarded €2.49m by the Health Research Board to investigate Lewy Body Dementia (LBD) which accounts for 20% of the nearly 65,000 people with dementia in
12 Feb 2024
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Changemaker and Health Innovator makes for Ideal Patient Advocate
Challenging the status quo and leading the way through innovation and technology, for the benefit of the patient, is a life’s work.
30 Jan 2024
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AIM CP Project - 4 funded PhDs available
AIM CP is an interdisciplinary TCD project which seeks to achieve improved outcomes for children with cerebral palsy. Closing date for applications 24/1/24. Information sessions 16/1/24 Contact Michelle Spirtos spirtosa@tcd.ie
12 Jan 2024
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Tackling the global scourge of antifungal resistance
Antifungal resistance to azoles in Aspergillus fumigatus, a pathogen which causes significant infections in the most vulnerable group of patients is an emerging concern in Ireland and globally.
11 Jan 2024
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Irish Research Council supports three School of Medicine civic engagement projects
Three researchers in the School of Medicine have been backed in the latest round of funding under the Irish Research Council New Foundations awards scheme which are designed to help civic society organisations and Government
14 Dec 2023
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ADMiRE ADHD App has the potential to revolutionise clinical care for young people with ADHD in Ireland
In Ireland, one in three young people in child mental health services have ADHD. It is extremely important to treat ADHD effectively as untreated or poorly treated ADHD is associated with a raft of negative health and socio-
23 Nov 2023
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