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IES
Diagnosing diabetes beyond type 1 and type 2

Delegates at the Irish Endocrine Society Annual Meeting were updated on the importance of considering...

By - Niamh Quinlan - 25th Nov 2022
Conference

IES
McKenna Lecture addresses need to fortify iodine in Irish food products

The title of this year’s Irish Endocrine Society (IES) Annual Meeting McKenna Lecture was ‘Iodine...

By - Niamh Quinlan - 25th Nov 2022
Conference

IES
Progress of TEAMed-5 project discussed

Diagnostic practices in treating thyroid eye disease (TED) in Northern Ireland are improving following...

By - Niamh Quinlan - 25th Nov 2022
Conference

IES
Patient-focused research important when treating diabetes, endocrinologists hear

Patient-centred research is important to provide a better biopsychosocial understanding of patients’...

By - Niamh Quinlan - 25th Nov 2022
Conference

HAI
Spotlight on aplastic anaemia

The Haematology Association of Ireland (HAI) Annual Meeting 2022 spanned two days and featured more...

By - Pat Kelly - 25th Nov 2022
Conference

HAI
The US perspective on bleeding disorders and novel therapies

Bleeding disorders. The Haematology Association of Ireland Annual Meeting 2022 also heard from Prof Robert...

By - Pat Kelly - 25th Nov 2022
Conference

HAI
Progress and challenges in B-cell lymphoma

The Haematology Association of Ireland Annual Meeting 2022 heard a lecture delivered by Prof John...

By - Pat Kelly - 25th Nov 2022
Conference

HAI
Extremely high standard of clinical presentations and speakers

The Haematology Association of Ireland Annual Meeting 2022 hosted a stellar array of national and...

By - Pat Kelly - 25th Nov 2022
Conference

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HAI
Haematology Association of Ireland, Annual Meeting, Radisson Hotel, Little Island, Cork, 14-15 October 2022

Haematology Association of Ireland, Annual Meeting, Radisson Hotel, Little Island, Cork, 14-15 October 2022

By - Mindo - 25th Nov 2022
Conference

IOS
Call for ‘health passports’ for children to reduce disease risk

Ireland should introduce a system of ‘health passports’ for children to support them in keeping...

By - Priscilla Lynch - 15th Nov 2022
Conference

IOS
Incontinence issues can be successfully cured in most women by pelvic floor training

Three-quarters of women with incontinence issues who have pelvic floor muscle training see...

By - Priscilla Lynch - 15th Nov 2022
Conference

IOS
More focus needed on prevention of fractures

There needs to be much more focus on the prevention of osteoporotic fractures in Ireland and

By - Priscilla Lynch - 15th Nov 2022

Diagnosing diabetes beyond type 1 and type 2

McKenna Lecture addresses need to fortify iodine in Irish food products

Progress of TEAMed-5 project discussed

Patient-focused research important when treating diabetes, endocrinologists hear

Spotlight on aplastic anaemia

The US perspective on bleeding disorders and novel therapies

Progress and challenges in B-cell lymphoma

Extremely high standard of clinical presentations and speakers

Haematology Association of Ireland, Annual Meeting, Radisson Hotel, Little Island, Cork, 14-15 October 2022

Call for ‘health passports’ for children to reduce disease risk

Incontinence issues can be successfully cured in most women by pelvic floor training

More focus needed on prevention of fractures

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