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Professor Garry Courtney - Vimarsana News

Professor Garry Courtney

In this latest episode of Irish Medical Lives, Dr Chris Luke talks to Professor Garry Courtney, Consultant Gastroenterologist and Clinical Director at St Luke’s Hospital, Kilkenny

Source: imt.ie
Enroll into the UAE's best universities to secure your future today - Vimarsana News

Enroll into the UAE's best universities to secure your future today

UAE's best institutions share their fields of specialisation, new courses and more

Clare Student Volunteers His Services As Emergency Medic In Ukraine - Vimarsana News

Clare Student Volunteers His Services As Emergency Medic In Ukraine

A Clare student has been braving the intense fighting in Ukraine to volunteer his services as an emergency medic. Twenty-Four old Oran McInerney who is currently in his second year of the University Of Limerick’s Medicine Programme spent his Easter break tending to civillian and military casualties in the Oblast & Bahkmut regions of the […]

Source: clare.fm
Health Ministry introduces Braille medicine labels for the visually impaired - Vimarsana News

Health Ministry introduces Braille medicine labels for the visually impaired

PUTRAJAYA: Braille medicine labels will be made available at 250 selected public healthcare facilities across the country to help visually impaired patients.

Medical Research Institute of New Zealand Receives Independent Research Funding from the Health Research Council of New Zealand - Vimarsana News

Medical Research Institute of New Zealand Receives Independent Research Funding from the Health Research Council of New Zealand

Core Independent Research Organisation (IRO) funding has been granted to the Medical Research Institute of New Zealand (MRINZ) by the Health Research Council of New Zealand (HRC)