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University develops groundbreaking approach to design of cancer vaccine
University of Galway researchers have developed a modular approach to vaccine synthesis, potentially enabling the groundbreaking production of a new cancer vaccine.
Local researchers develop groundbreaking approach to design of cancer vaccine
University of Galway researchers have developed a modular approach to vaccine synthesis, potentially enabling the groundbreaking production of a new cancer vaccine.
Mayor calls for speedy rollout of HPV vaccine to teenage boys
Extending the HPV vaccine, to protect against cervical cancer, to teenage boys, is a "common-sense, evidence based measure", and must be "rolled out" as soon as possible.
Reports of a dramatic fall in people getting HPV vaccine
The dramatic fall in the uptake of a cancer-preventing vaccine requires urgent action for it to be addressed, the newly-formed HPV Vaccination Alliance has said.
Leading experts will address concerns over the cancer-preventing HPV vaccine in Galway
The talk, entitled The HPV Vaccine: Warts and All will take place in the Clayton Hotel, Ballybrit, on tomorrow August 23 from 6.30pm to 7.30pm.
Public talk on HPV vaccine next week
Leading experts will address concerns over the cancer-preventing HPV vaccine at a public talk in the city next week.
PACT promises nail fungus relief
A new type of nail fungal therapy, which has taken the world by storm, is now available in the west.
Nail fungal therapy
A new nail fungal therapy treatment known as PACT which uses a photosensitive gel combined with LED light is now available at Claregalway Foot and Laser Therapy.
Revolutionary nail fungal therapy
Nail fungal therapy which has taken the world by storm is now available at Claregalway Foot and Laser Therapy Clinic. The new and revolutionary treatment is known as PACT and uses a photosensitive gel combined with LED light.
Strong uptake of HPV cervical cancer vaccine
The Health Service Executive has published a report on the uptake rates for the 2011/2012 nationwide HPV vaccination campaign, which will help protect more than 44,000 girls from developing cervical cancer.