📊 Enhance Your Research Skills with IDS-TILDA Data 🔎 Are you interested in using data from the Intellectual Disability Supplement to the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (IDS-TILDA) for your research? Join us for this hands-on workshop, open to researchers at all levels, to gain insights into: 🔹 Background to the IDS-TILDA Study 🔹 Study Design & Survey Structure 🔹 Hands-On Data Session with Practical Guidance 🔹 Merging Datafiles 🔹 Guidance from Senior IDS-TILDA Researchers 👉 Don't miss this great opportunity to explore this unique, comprehensive dataset and build your skills in reproducible research. Event Details: 🗓️Date: 8 December 2025 📍Venue: Room 1.10, School of Nursing and Midwifery, 24 D’Olier Street 💻Software: SPSS 🎓Who: Open to all researchers (basic stats knowledge useful) 💶Fee: €100 | €75 students ➡️Register now: lnkd.in/eE6DCx9Z

🔬 Today is World Cancer Research Day. But not everyone is equally represented in cancer research. People with intellectual disabilities die from cancer at higher rates than the general population, yet remain too often invisible in screening, diagnosis, and treatment pathways. 🎥 In this video, Dr. Martin mcMahon @mcmahonm44, Cancer Care Lead, shares why inclusion in cancer research and care is so important: At TCAID, we are working to change that: 📊 Linking national & longitudinal data to map cancer in people with intellectual disability ⚖️ Exploring inequalities in care 🛡️ Reviewing cancer prevention and screening policies 🗣️ Listening directly to people with intellectual disabilities and their families Cancer care should be inclusive. Everyone deserves a fair chance at prevention, treatment, and survival. #WorldCancerResearchDay #Inclusion #HealthEquity #CancerResearch #DisabilityRights #AccessibleHealthcare @IrishCancerSoc @MccarrmMary @EilishBurke15 @hrbireland @roinnslainte