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Open Orphan wins new £4.3m challenge study deal with top vaccine company Updated / Monday, 28 Sep 2020 09:23     Cathal Friel, executive chairman of Open Orphan Open Orphan has announced a new £4.3m contract to conduct a human viral challenge study using one of its eight traditional challenge study models f...

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  Ireland a world leader on cancer therapies, but behind on access Budget 2021 a chance to address our performance for patients     Julie Trotter, senior quality tech, microbiology lab, at MSD Carlows Julie Trotter, senior quality tech, microbiology lab, at MSD Carlow.   Ireland is a world leader in making and producin...

Swiss drug giant Roche pays €380m for Irish biotech Inflazome Company hunting for medicines to tackle chronic inflammatory conditions likes Alzheimer’s about 4 hours ago Dominic Coyle Inflazome chairman Dr Manus Rogan (left) with co-founders Dr Matt Cooper, and Prof Luke O’Neill, and Dr Jeremy Skillington, vice-presid...

Irish Times: Pharma lobby group appoints Paul Reid as president Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association seeks State accord on access to new therapies Fri, Sep 11, 2020, 05:40 Paul Reid of Pfizer: “In the Brexit and Covid-19 environment, it is more important than ever for the industry to collaborate across Government so t...

Apprenticeship opportunities highlighted for employers Updated / Friday, 4 Sep 2020 15:24     Leo Varadkar says that apprentices are a really good alternative to college   By Will Goodbody Business Editor   Almost 200 employers have applied for the inclusion of a total of 310 app...

Tristan Lennon who was told it was unlikely he would ever sit a state exam, got offered a place studying genetics in UCD. LOUISE WALSH A teenager with autism who was told he was unlikely to ever sit a state exam has been offered a college place to study genetics. He is determined to find out why his parents - who don't have auti...