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Irish Pharmacist July 2024. Volume 25 | Issue 7 | July 2024. Read the latest issue...

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Dr Alan Moran looks at an alternative fuel source that could change how we power our...

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Damien O’Brien MPSI looks at the clinical considerations in osteoporosis, including risk factors and treatments...

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Dr Des Corrigan was inspired by a published review of the safety of Saw Palmetto products...

Terry Maguire on a report that has sparked an ideological war in the UK. A report...

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Trinity St James’s Cancer Institute pioneers ground-breaking robotic system to make cytotoxic...

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The health system is failing the Irish public by not enabling research as part of healthcare...

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Microbiologists at Queen’s University Belfast have made a breakthrough in bacteria research which could lead to...