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Professor John Crown talks to Dr Eileen O’Reilly, who’s one of the world’s leading specialists in pancreatic and gastrointestinal cancers. Dr O’Reilly talks about her career in Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Centre in Manhattan, the recent advances in therapies for pancreatic cancer and growing up in Dublin.
This is the first of our interviews from this year’s International Symposium on Translational Research in Oncology.
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Professor Anne Parle-McDermott is Director of the Life Sciences Institute at Dublin City University.
In this interview Professor Parle-McDermott tells us about her background and she talks about some of the important research that’s taking place at the Institute. The health effects of vaping and i…
On the morning of 23 October 1975, the peace and quiet of a street in Kensington, West London was shattered when an IRA bomb was detonated. The blast killed Gordon Hamilton Fairley, the UK’s first Professor of Medical Oncology - a man who had dedicated his life to fighting cancer. His untimely deat…
Professor Ken O’Byrne, a native Dubliner, is an oncologist working in Brisbane in Australia. He’s a world authority on lung cancer
In this interview Professor O’Byrne talks about the history of lung cancer, the obstacles faced by patients and the future outlook.
Producer: Fergus Sweeney
Dr Sara Hurvitz is head of Medical Oncology at the University of Washington, Seattle and the Fred Hutch Cancer Centre.
In this interview Sara tells us about some of the newer drugs which have been introduced into breast cancer care in recent times. And she mentions some clinical trials and other d…
In episode 8 of the podcast John speaks to Professor Shaun McCann, a former boss of his at St James Hospital. Professor McCann led the team that performed the first successful bone-marrow transplant in Ireland.
In this interview we hear about his education at UCD, the 2 years he spent at the Unive…
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