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Dr Orla Watters and Dr Niamh Connolly observing a nerve cell in the brain that can become damaged in Parkinson’s.

Ireland to lead €7 million Parkinson’s research project

12 March 2019

A new research study aims to deepen the understanding of Parkinson’s so that better treatments can be developed in the future. The project, which will be coordinated by RCSI, has been awarded €7m by the Innovative Medicines Initiative (IMI) with pharmaceutical industry and patient advocacy partners.

Featured events

National Healthcare Outcomes Conference

10 April 2019
O' Flanagan Lecture Theatre

School of Medicine Conferring Ceremony

04 June 2019
The CCD

Fellows & Members Conferring Ceremony

09 July 2019
RCSI Exam Hall

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RCSI research reviews treatments for preventing and healing pressure ulcers

12 March 2019

Ireland to lead €7 million Parkinson’s research project

12 March 2019

RCSI researcher receives grant to reduce maternal mortality rates in Ireland and worldwide

11 March 2019

Dr Sinéad Hurley and Professor Steve Kerrigan from the School of Pharmacy, RCSI who presented research into a new breakthrough therapy in the fight against sepsis at RCSI Research Day 2019.

Promising new drug shows potential to stop progression of sepsis

07 March 2019

Benita Stoney, Mick O’Dea, Molly Judd, Catherine Creaney, Enda Griffin. These artists commemorated eight historical female leaders in healthcare as part of Women on Walls at RCSI in partnership with Accenture, a new landmark portrait collection which aims to enhance the visibility of female leaders in healthcare to inspire future generations.

Women on Walls at RCSI, in partnership with Accenture and Business to Arts, unveils landmark Irish portrait collection

05 March 2019

RCSI research suggests that anti-rejection medications for multiple kidney transplants increase the risk of skin cancer

27 February 2019

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Official opening of 26 York Street

Discover what world leaders in healthcare think about Europe’s most exciting healthcare education facility, 26 York Street, at its official opening by Michael Bloomberg, WHO Global Ambassador for Noncommunicable Diseases.

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Opening of 26 York Street video