Trinity St James News Today

New private blood tests promise to identify cancer in the initial stages, which could improve treatment outcomes. But are they worth the high cost, and are they sufficiently reliable?

Stanley Quek, the Trinity College Dublin medical graduate turned property developer, has a portfolio that stretches across the globe

Ireland falling short of target of six per cent cancer patient involvement in trials, Oireachtas committee hears

The hospital is using a new robot to boost productivity and a cancer patient recently received a treatment made by this robot. Robots are making their move…

St James's Hospital is using a new robot to produce chemotherapy drugs, in order to boost productivity and support more patients.

People urged to get screened at 59 or in the event of suspected symptoms as bowel cancer is second most common cause of cancer-related death in Ireland

Proceeds to church hall and committees work

As the Irish healthcare system prepares for an ageing population, bringing care to the home will be a key component

HPV-caused oropharyngeal cancers may one day be eliminated in Ireland with strong take-up of national vaccination programmes, according to a surgeon in

Young survivors need medical and psycho-social support to cope with ‘payback’