Congratulations to @Lorrainesmith_1 presenting her work from @Surgery_TCD@CancerInstIRE@stjamesdublin on electroporation in the management of dysplastic Barrett’s oesophagus - interesting insights on the abscopal effect - well done Lorraine!👏
@Lorrainesmith_1's research explores how tiny electrical pulses help calcium enter cells, as a promising, less toxic way to treat Barrett’s Oesophagus and potentially stop its progression to cancer. Exciting steps toward better therapies! 💡⚡🔬 https://t.co/zVd5oHWm6C
OCF Board member, Prof. John Reynolds is talking oesophageal cancer, the signs and symptoms and #Lollipopday2026 🍭.Listen to his interview on the Pat Kenny Newstalk show below.
https://t.co/1BGqig6WJo
Visit https://t.co/hdVkJs6GzB for more information & resources.
#OCFbyyourside
Landmark study published! A national Barrett’s Oesophagus Registry, led by @CancerInstIRE , @tcddublin & @stjamesdublin, shows how expert endoscopy, pathology & therapy can detect high-risk disease early and prevent cancer progression. Read more: Annals of Surgery
Fair play to Stephen, Maggie, Grace and Cian who will be taking part in the Oesophageal Cancer Fund (OCF) abseil at Croke Park this Friday to raise vital funds for oesophageal cancer research and patient support activities! You can support the team here - https://t.co/8YhwWwaHrD
Immune checkpoint signalling in Barrett’s oesophagus, the focus of Mr. Sam Cahill's research, offers promising avenues for immunotherapy for preventing oesophageal cancer progression. Intriguing work that really sets the stage for precision interventions.
https://t.co/hzD2VqseI8
Acid-suppressing medication, ablation, surgery, fundoplication and vigilant monitoring; @Lorrainesmith_1 lays out how these approaches aim to prevent progression to oesophageal cancer. An insightful and essential read. 🔬
https://t.co/67l9lmoURG
Big News!📰
@CancerInstIRE is now officially Ireland’s first Comprehensive Cancer Centre,@OECI_EEIG🧬
This means better care, cutting-edge treatment & more support for patients. A very proud moment for Irish Healthcare! 🏥
The Trinity St James’s Cancer Institute has become the first & only cancer centre in Ireland to be accredited as a Comprehensive Cancer Centre. This achievement marks a significant undertaking by @tcddublin & @stjamesdublin who jointly established the @CancerInstIRE.
🧪 Sam Cahill, PhD student funded by @BreakthroCancer@AllCaN_BCR Oesophageal programme, explores how inflammation in Barrett’s oesophagus may drive cancer progression. His goal? Uncover immune-based treatments that could stop cancer before it starts👇 https://t.co/bOQJ4TB8E7
You nomination can support @OesophagealCF in our work supporting patients families and carers. We need your nomination on the @AIBIreland Community €1 Million Fund . Please click - https://t.co/XdW1PSwfcz
🚩Charity Name: Oesophageal Cancer Fund
🚩Charity Reg, Number: 20206566
What Do We Know About Oesophageal Adenocarcinoma in Younger People❓
In her new blog, our QUB-based PhD Candidate Ms. Abigail Jeyaraj shares how she will set out to offer some insight into answering this question for her PhD research project. ✍️
https://t.co/bky7nCO7j7
Congratulations to @nicraftery who presented at the European Surgical Association yesterday in Geneva on grading of dysplasia in Barrett’s and long-term progression. Thanks to all involved in this significant body of work. @OesophagealCF@ICATProgramme@CancerInstIRE@TrinityMed1
Congrats Olga Fagan Superstar MD student 💫
Important update on the #RareDisease that is very much a growing problem in Irish adults, Eosinophilic Esophagitis #EoE#allergy
Gratitude to collaboration between @MaynoothUni & @stjamesdublin & to @hrbireland for supporting this.
Eye-opening study on Eosinophilic Oesophagitis in Irish adults! 🇮🇪
Real-world oesophageal biopsy approaches in EoE are often suboptimal and may contribute to delayed diagnosis.
https://t.co/kMjk5Tcf20