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How to integrate pharmacists into general practice
General practice pharmacists are part of primary care in Northern Ireland, but could such a model be developed in the Republic? Muireann Counihan highlighted the possibilities at the All-Ireland Schools of Pharmacy Conference.
19 Sep 2026
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New All-Ireland scientific training course for patient advocates
We are delighted to have been a part of VOICE-Ireland, a new all-Ireland initiative to help cancer patient advocates learn the science and terminology behind cancer research.
04 Sep 2026
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Compounds in cruciferous vegetables could help in the treatment of obestity
New research by Dr Fabio Boylan and Dr Bashaer Alsharif looks at the role of Glucosinolates - natural compounds found in vegetables such as brocolli and cabbage - in reducing excess weight.
16 Sep 2026
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Dr Syed Ahmed Shah awarded CHARM-EU seed funding for brain cancer research
Dr Shah's project will focus on delivering effective treatment for glioblastoma, an aggressive form of brain cancer, which affects up to 300,000 people globally each year.
31 Aug 2026
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New study explores collection of Extracellular Vesicles to aid cancer diagnosis
Extracellular Vesicles (EVs) are key components of blood tests that could aid cancer diagnosis and treatment. This new study, by the All-Ireland Cancer Liquid Biopsies Consortium, examines how EVs could be collected for analysis.
07 Aug 2026
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New Research Centre - Rinn Advanced Therapies
The new research centre is part of the Rinn network, launched in June by Research Ireland, to address the key challenges and opportunities in healthcare through excellence in research and innovation.
10 Jun 2026
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TSJCI International Cancer Conference 2026
Provost Linda Doyle and Prof Lorraine O’Driscoll, Director of Trinity St James’s Cancer Institute (TSJCI), welcomed over 200 attendees to the 13th annual conference, entitled Transforming Cancer Research and Care: Changing Lives.
19 Jun 2026
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Reducing pharmaceutical water pollution in Europe
Up to 90% of orally administered medicines can enter water systems, disrupting ecosystems and polluting drinking water. PhD student Laura Culkin presented her project updates at the bi-annual PREWAPHARM consortium in Luxembourg.
15 Jun 2026
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New series of studies investigates skin allergies in household items
Lemon and lavender fragrances were among the products tested to determine how allergies develop.
26 May 2026
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Poster award for new drug options to target Uveal Melanoma
PhD student Billy Brennan was awarded at the 2026 Irish Melanoma Forum for his project on developing drug options for uveal melanoma – a cancer of the eye that can spread most often to the liver.
02 Jun 2026
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