May marks Skin Cancer Awareness month. Read about Skin cancer in Ireland and the role of the UCD Cancer Trials Cluster in developing new treatments.
Read about updates on: an intervention for cancer patients experiencing menopause symptoms; the results of the NATALEE trial; and the results of a treatment development study for Cutaneous T-Cell Lymphoma.
April marks Bowel Cancer Awareness month. Read about bowel cancer in Ireland and the role of the UCD Cancer Trials Cluster.
The UCD Cancer Trials Cluster is seeking an experienced Research Assistant for its Mater trials unit.
Read about updates on: the impact of social support; melanoma drug resistance; and a new treatment for recurrent/metastatic cervical cancer.
From 17 new studies to over 500 patients enrolled. Find out how 2023 went for the UCD Cancer Trials Cluster.
The joint initiative between St. Vincent’s Healthcare Group and University College Dublin, is dedicated to setting new standards in cancer treatment and research.
November marks Lung Cancer Awareness Month. Find out more about this common cancer and how it affects people in Ireland.
Professor Michaela Higgins (Director of the UCD Cancer Trials Cluster) and Annie Keely (Research Nurse at the Mater) reflect on attending this year's ESMO Congress.
The Mater clinical trial team embarked on a new and exciting journey, evaluating their processes and trying to escape the Mafia.
UCD Cancer Trials Partners with the European Oncology Nursing Society
Two new studies open exploring treatments for venous thromboembolism and the language used to describe people with cancer.
Two new trials for people with metastatic colorectal cancer and non-small cell lung cancer.
The 16th International Symposium on Translational Research in Oncology will take place 27th-29th September 2023.
The UCD Cancer Trials Cluster is the highest recruiter in Ireland.
Siobhan Gaynor, who is living with metastatic breast cancer, has just launched a study with Cancer Trials Ireland.
The OASIS-4 trial has opened at St Vincent's and the Mater Hospitals to treat hot flashes in women with hormone-receptor positive (HR-positive) breast cancer.
The next biannual UCD Cancer Research Symposium will take place 07 June 2024 at the Conway Institute, UCD.
The Molecular Networks of Cancer Symposium will take place 16-18th October 2023
The Lymphoma Forum of Ireland and Dr Anne Fortune, Consultant Haematologist, invite you to learn more about lymphoma at their upcoming patient information day.
The next biannual UCD Cancer Research Symposium will take place 15 September 2023 at the Mater Hospital.
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