They say it takes a village. Here are the people behind the beginnings of Bowel Cancer Ireland. If you want something done, you have to do it yourself. We all have/ had #stage4 #bowelcancer Thank u for a great campaign 🥰

Labour’s Health Spokesperson Duncan Smith TD announces the introduction of the Health Screening Leave Bill, aiming to provide all workers with paid time off for cancer scans, recognising the critical importance of early detection of cancer
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Calling any patients who have experienced LARS (Low Anterior Resection Syndrome), many who have had a Rectal Resection will be familiar.
The aim is to develop a symptom diary app led by the experiences of patients.
Please get in touch via DM or [email protected]

Watch COR2ED 📺, where oncologists discuss how to optimise later-line treatments in patients with metastatic #CRC . Follow their discussion on treatment selection & side effects management to maintain quality of life & prolong treatment duration.
👉 cor2ed.com/gi-connect/pro…

Our very own amazing Jane shares her extraordinary journey through metastatic bowel cancer 💙

Well done to all the team at Bowel Cancer Ireland for a very informative afternoon yesterday, Bowels, Basics & Breakthroughs with a great line up of speakers 👏🏻

Our beloved Patricia stack delivers a powerful call for action to tackle the alarming rise in #bowelcancer .
We need you, the public, to support us. We can't do it alone. 💙 Everyone instagram.com/reel/C6YUTS8vJ…

Flavia, thank you for your closing. It reminds us of the humanity of us all, scientists included, and cancer affects us all. You remind us of why we do what we do and vice versa. #StrongerTogether

Great presentation by Roberta Horgan about Lynch Syndrome as part of Bowels, basics and breakthroughs #PPI session RCSI

The importance of patients being part of multidisciplinary teams along with researchers & healthcare providers

#Teamwork
RCSI School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences @EpiGastroDRG

Niamh Conroy CancerMeHole (Niamh) 🇮🇪 you were on 🔥 today in RCSI 👏
Yourself and the team at Bowel Cancer Ireland should be incredibly proud of all the hard work put in to provide support & advocate for people affected by #BowelCancer in Ireland. A strong voice 💙💪

Thank you so so much RCSI Dr. Sudipto Das Dr Flavia Genua Grainne, Sudil and team for this important showcase of Bowel Cancer. Past, present and future. You placed the patient at the very heart of the story, connecting us all together. Thank you so much 💙

Well done Niamh from Bowel Cancer Ireland. Brilliant presentation at today's RCSI #BowelCancer Event. It's amazing what a group of motivated patients can do to create support where none exists - Highlighting unmet needs, the work to date & putting out the call for collaboration ⬇️

Fantastic introduction by Niamh Conroy and Brendan Muldoon at today's conference speaking about unmet patient needs #bowelcancerawareness Bowel Cancer Ireland IPPOSI Beaumont RCSI Cancer Centre

The importance of the patient perspective in Bowel cancer research being discussed RCSI today

Humbling to hear from Niamh Conroy & Brendan Muldoon about their disease and advocacy journey

Early engagement
Better communication
Research

Bowel Cancer Ireland RCSI School of Pharmacy and Biomolecular Sciences

Bowel Cancer seminar is on today! Join us at 2pm online here⬇️
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RCSI Marie Keating Foundation lynch syndrome irl and Bowel Cancer Ireland

Trudy Mc Laughlin is 57 with 3 children and 6 grandkids.
In 2022 Trudy was diagnosed with #bowelcancer .

She is sharing her story to urge people to go get checked if they notice any signs or symptoms. This is not just a disease of older age.
surviveandthrive.ie/cancer-stories…
#NoRegrets24

‘Have you worked in an Irish hospital lately…?’

Everyone should listen to this audio⚡️

Prof Collins names moral injury, burnout and the consequences for patients & staff

#healthcare #RecruitmentEmbargo
Dr.Ronan collins

What more can be said?

In 2023 Niamh Conroy was one of our ambassadors for #NoRegrets
The Mum of 4 was diagnosed at 44 with stage 4 rectal cancer. She is a founding member of @iecoloncancer. We are asking you to join our call to reduce #BowelCancer Screening age to 50. Sign:
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Listen to our wonderful ambassador Helen Dunne talking about all things #bowelcancer ⬇️
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