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Trinity College Cancer research group based at St.James's Hospital, working on improving the lives of those affected by Cancer in Ireland. All views are our own
Dublin City, Ireland
Joined March 2017
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GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
Thrilled to have attended and presented my PhD research at @myESMO #ESMOTAT25 in Paris this week! 🇫🇷 Honored to receive the Best Poster award in the Cellular & Gene Therapies category—fantastic discussions on the miR-31–ATOX1 drug trafficking axis in PDAC!
Make sure to drop by the St James main reception, where we are fundraising for CROSS Christmas Carol Concert taking place on Tuesday 3rd and Sunday 8th December. You can also purchase tickets from our stall
For more tickets: eventbrite.ie/e/christmas-co…
@CancerInstIRE @stjamesdublin
GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
Today is #WorldPancreaticCancerDay
As a low survival cancer, early detection is vital and knowing the signs and symptoms can make a huge difference.
Take a moment to watch the video below. If you experience any of these symptoms for 3 weeks or more speak to your G.P.
GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
Always a pleasure to showcase the research we conduct at @TCDTMI to the public. Much of our work in @Surgery_TCD is made possible thanks to the support of @BreakthroCancer!
Thank you to all those who joined us for our latest Public Cancer Research Showcase in @TCDTMI this week.
Special thank you to @JacinthaOS & her team for bringing members of the public on a behind-the-scenes tour of the incredible work they do.
#MakeMoreSurvivors
GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
A great opportunity for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow to work with a dynamic team on this @BreakthroCancer @hrbireland funded project exploring the applicability of novel NK cell therapies for platinum resistant ovarian cancer
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GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
Great initiative Gerry! Delighted to have been involved and see the excitement and active conversations in the room. Onwards and upwards! You can count on my full support @AlCRIproject @hseNCCP @Researchirel @hea_irl @hrbireland
Huge thanks to colleagues across Ireland who came together for our Radiation Oncology translation research retreat 🙏
👉 Such energy positivity expertise and creativity as we form our ITROG constortoum 🙌
@IRROGTrials @irrsoc @IrishCancerSoc @cancertrials_ie @hseNCCP @HSELive
GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
Need a power/sample size calculation for a study or upcoming grant? Led by @emil_hs, we built a simple, free, and pain-free (!) shiny app. feedback welcome plz share with interested parties. check it out: powercalc.ca 🦾🤓
@sholzberg @kieranrcampbell @JeffsLianne @aaron_drucker @WallisCJD @NEJMEvidence @JonZipursky @ChanaSacks
GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
Delighted that our review is out this week in Nature Reviews Endocrinology, discussing how obesity impacts cancer treatment outcomes @DrMelissaConroy @CancerInstIRE @TCDTMI @Irishimmunology @Surgery_TCD @TrinityMed1
New content online: The multifactorial effect of obesity on the effectiveness and outcomes of cancer therapies go.nature.com/4ep1aie
GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
It was such an honour to speak about our research on the implications of obesity for cancer treatment among an amazing line-up of speakers at @ESPENorg 2024 @CancerInstIRE @BreakthroCancer @AnatomyTrinity
GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
Had such an amazing time at #ECI2024 in Dublin! Thank you to everyone who passed by my poster to discuss our research on the role of fractalkine in oesophageal cancer, funded by @BreakthroCancer 👩🏼🔬
@DrMelissaConroy @JoanneLysaght
GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
Thank you to everyone who came by my poster at #ECI2024. It was great to be able to present my research on the immune component of premalignant pancreatic lesions and to attend so many great talks!🔬Massive thanks to my supervisors @JoanneLysaght & @sgmaher for their support!🌟
Great to see research from the NCPE (nitter.cf/INFO_NCPE) ‘Systematic review of economic evaluations of systemic treatments for second or later line treatment for advanced and metastatic gastric cancer’ has been published 1/2
The study was released on July 26, 2024, in Pharmacoeconomics (nitter.cf/ph_economics) and is up on nitter.cf/SpringerNature.
doi.org/10.1007/s40273-024-0… or link.springer.com/content/pd… ’, #evidencesynthesis, #gastric cancer,#ThisIsTrinityMed #EconomicEvaluations #TILtherapies 2/2
GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
Such an exciting time! Likely game-changer in #PDAC 👇🏻#KRASi
➡️hopefully we can understand who will respond, who will need combinations
➡️how will subtypes and RAS dosage influence response?
➡️how can we help more patients access trials! @pancanireland @P_C_E_ @LabNotta
Stunning interim clinical trial data from Revolution Medicines... PFS = 8.1 mo in 2nd line KRAS G12-mutant metastatic #PDAC. OS not yet reached, but already more than a year! Benchmark PFS for this group is 2-3.5 months, behnchmark OS is 6.1-6.9. 1/
GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
Thanks to @IrishRNA for the opportunity to share my PhD work on microRNA-31 as a regulator of chemo-sensitivity in PDAC at today's All-Ireland RNA club meeting @tcdTBSI. It was a fantastic experience with lots of great talks! Exciting developments in the RNA space in Ireland!
GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
The AllCaN programme is now recruiting an MSc by Research candidate, working alongside myself and Dr. Aideen Ryan @aideenryan1 on an exciting project investigating immune checkpoints in pre-malignant disease. @AllCaN_BCR @BreakthroCancer @CancerInstIRE @uniofgalway @TrinityMed1
GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
Exciting to see the DP-IMRT Pancreas trial being set up in Ireland 👏 Hopefully this will help lead to improved radiotherapy treatment for this disease
Great news - first patient recruited to the DP_IMRT Pancreas trial for #PancreaticCancer 👏
Congrats to CI Dr Gerard McVey @SLRON @svuh and collaborators @RayMcDermott1 @ferguskeane2
@IRROGTrials @DrSineadBrennan @CormacSmall
Thanks to #PatSmullen @IrishCancerSoc 💪
GI Translational Oncology Research Group retweeted
Such an honour to present some of my research at this year’s #AACR23 conference! 🧬
Thanks to everyone who stopped by to chat and to my supervisors who helped me to get here
@Niamh_LL @JacinthaOS @CancerInstIRE @Surgery_TCD
