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Clinical trials regulatory environment 'hostile' and 'oppressive' – cancer specialist - Vimarsana News

Clinical trials regulatory environment 'hostile' and 'oppressive' – cancer specialist

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

Source: imt.ie
Breast cancer screening 'doesn't make much of a difference' to death rates, says oncologist – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

Breast cancer screening 'doesn't make much of a difference' to death rates, says oncologist – The Irish Times

Ireland should screen women for the disease on the basis of risk not age, says expert

'Did you hurt someone?' The psychotic episode that led to the fatal stabbing of a stranger – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

'Did you hurt someone?' The psychotic episode that led to the fatal stabbing of a stranger – The Irish Times

Christina Anderson was jailed for eight years this week for the manslaughter of father-of-seven Gareth Kelly in a ‘ferocious’ knife attack as he sat in his car outside her home one morning in February 2020

Stephen Silver sentenced to life for murder of Garda Colm Horkan - Vimarsana News

Stephen Silver sentenced to life for murder of Garda Colm Horkan

Motorbike mechanic to serve a minimum of 40 years for killing of Gda Colm Horkan

How killer Stephen Silver's 'seething resentment' of the gardai drove him to murder - Vimarsana News

How killer Stephen Silver's 'seething resentment' of the gardai drove him to murder

Stephen Silver had a “seething resentment” toward gardaí and when opportunity presented itself he grabbed it, literally, with both hands, shooting Garda Colm Horkan 11 times with his own gun as the officer lay helpless on the ground.