Ireland in EU Research and Development
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Health professionals have always moved to, from and within Europe for work and other reasons. Now, concerns about the scale of this movement and its impacts on health systems are increasing. ...
Taxes, regulations, industry practices and policy guidelines all help influence the number of deaths caused by smoking. A new study has contributed to the future creation of policies that will help tackle Europe's top cause for death and disease. ...
Proteins with sugar linkages are important biomarkers of cancer. Scientists are developing novel technology for rapid and high-throughput (HTP) analysis of clinical blood samples leading to early detection and improved prognosis. ...
To ensure consumers confidence in the food production industry and guarantee their health, EU stakeholders formulated a guide for identifying and addressing various food chain vulnerabilities. This tool is expected to pinpoint parts of the system where potential contamination can take place and propose solutions, thereby minimising food spoilage. ...
Thousands of newborns die every year due to non-specific and widespread inflammation leading to organ failure. Scientists are developing rapid diagnostic technology for life-saving administration of targeted antibiotics. ...
South Africa is about to implement universal healthcare and Tanzania will soon unify its existing schemes. European researchers will take on a monitoring and evaluating role in support of these health reforms. ...
The identification of cancer-specific molecular alterations has the potential to lead to the design of more targeted and personalised treatment. The Rather study is investigating changes in certain genes and proteins in certain subtypes of breast cancer with limited treatment options, and applying this information within an innovative clinical trial context. ...
An intriguing class of compounds promises to revolutionise the electronics industry. European and Indian scientists with expertise in advanced and complex mathematical modelling have joined forces to elucidate the behaviour of transition metal oxides. ...
The Healthy Futures project is an international collaborative research initiative that aims to reduce the future burden of three water-related vector-borne diseases (VBDs) in eastern Africa. The project involves an inter-disciplinary team from 16 institutions in 10 different countries: seven of the institutions are based in Africa. ...
Physicians may soon be able to simultaneously detect a number of cancers in their earliest stages. Scientists are developing a fast and sensitive portable diagnostic device that promises to significantly reduce mortality. ...
