New Drug Fusion Expected to Benefit Multiple Myeloma Blood Cancer Patients
A pharmaceutical now licensed for leukemia can assist people with multiple myeloma when combined with another therapy, according to new
Pink Ribbon Highlights Impressive Progress in Breast Cancer Research
The Mayo Pink Ribbon Charity Cycle 2024 was officially launched at ATU Mayo, featuring an engaging presentation on the latest
Researchers Discover that a Combination of Two B vitamins Reduces Likelihood of Age-related Illnesses
New Irish research suggests that two common vitamins commonly taken by pregnant women to prevent birth defects may also play
Need for Developing Treatments for Seniors: Dr Triona, Cancer Researcher
As our population ages, the already high burden of cancer grows. We hear from a cancer researcher about how her
Unhealthy Pollution a Concern Despite Improvement in Europe’s Air Quality
A recent analysis on trends over the past 20 years published in Nature found that average concentrations of tiny and
A Continuous Hunt for Airline Passengers Infected has Resulted in the report of a fourth case of Measles in Ireland
This year, there has been confirmation of a fourth measles case in Ireland. It comes after three other occurrences in
‘Menstrual Health is Much More Complex than People Think’: Lisa De Jong, Period Coach
Even though 26% of all women worldwide are of reproductive age, or almost half of the population, discussing menstruation and
Five People died from the Outbreak of New Parrot Fever in Europe
The World Health Organization reported a concerning outbreak of psittacosis, commonly known as parrot fever, affecting individuals across several European
Leitrim Progressing to Eradicate Cervical Cancer as ‘rare’ Illness by 2024
The HSE urges Leitrim to participate in the efforts to eradicate cervical cancer on International HPV Awareness Day, encouraging everyone
Aiming to Combat Deadly Bloodstream Infections, €5.3M Granted
A group of scientists from University College Cork (UCC) at the APC Microbiome Ireland SFI Research Centre, along with researchers
