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RTE News, 6th February 2025, published an article ‘Robotic surgery guidance issues amid significant growth in use’. Please read the article here. The article highlights that a new framework from
RTE News, 6th February 2025, published an article ‘Robotic surgery guidance issues amid significant growth in use’. Please read the article here. The article highlights that a new framework from
What is Produodopa? Produodopa is a new treatment for Parkinson’s. It can help some people with advanced Parkinson’s who have problems with movement and when other treatments have stopped working.
EOPD.ie have received word from Teva that Azilect is back to normal supply in Ireland. Azilect had been out of stock in Ireland since the start of 2024.
Home » Clinical TimesAdd to Bookmarks Photo: Getty Images Update on Parkinson’s Disease By Prof David Bradley 9th April 2024 Parkinson’s Disease is a slowly evolving neurodegenerative disorder that results in both motor and
From 1 March 2024, prescribers, including GPs, can write prescriptions for patients for up to 12 months. Pharmacists can also extend prescriptions, written after 1 March 2024, to up to
The diabetes drug lixisenatide is in trials for the treatment of Parkinson’s. In France, results from a one year, phase 2 clinical trial has shown positive results suggesting that lixisenatide
EOPD.ie is delighted to see the updates from University of Galway, with Professor Eilís Dowd and team’s exciting discovery that could revolutionise stem cell-based brain repair therapy for Parkinson’s disease.
Royal College of Surgeons are holding a family friendly Public and Patient Information Day on Saturday, 13th April from 11am-1pm, at Royal College of Surgeons Ireland, St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin, to increase
By Aurelia Foster Health reporter New Parkinson’s drug Produodopa to be available on NHShttps://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-68316877 Currently this is going through the approval process and is expected in Ireland in September
Everything you need to know about the Primary Medical Certificate – a declaration that the holder is severely and/or permanently disabled. A Primary Medical Certificate (PMC) simply confirms that you are severely
Latest medication supply issues we are aware of:We have been advised that Azilect is in short supply and the soonest expected date for new supplies is in 2024. Please contact your consultant