Latest news from the Institute and its centres Return to Centre for Regenerative Medicine website Return to Centre for Inflammation Research website Return to Centre for Reproductive Health website To see stories relating to a particular area of research, select the appropriate tag in the search box below and click 'Search': Centre for Reproductive Health (CRH), Centre for Inflammation Research (CIR) Centre for Regenerative Medicine (CRM) Search Tags CIRCRHCRM Publication date Date from Date to New guidelines for fertility preservation for boys undergoing chemotherapy 01 July, 2025CRH Professor Rod Mitchell presented the recommendations at the European Society of Human Reproduction… One immune cell, two different roles in liver injury and repair 30 June, 2025CIR IRR PhD researcher Jennifer Cartwright and colleagues, have shown that immune cells called ‘… End the taboo on period problems 27 June, 2025CRH Healthcare policy changes are needed to tackle the high prevalence of heavy menstrual bleeding and… University of Edinburgh welcomes new Regius Chair of Medical Science 19 June, 2025 His Majesty King Charles III has appointed Professor Stuart Forbes as the University’s new Regius… Beneficial health effects of ultraviolet radiation 19 June, 2025CIR IRR Group Leader Prof Richard Weller and other leading experts convened in Washington, D.C. to… The search for immune-based treatments for Staphylococcus aureus infections 16 June, 2025CIR Researchers analysed data from multiple studies and identified nearly 4,000 genes linked to the… How high fructose diet increases chance of teenage anxiety disorders 11 June, 2025CIR Anxiety-like behavior in adolescents caused by high fructose diets is likely due to its damaging… IRR welcomes Mumbai youth leaders 09 June, 2025CIR CRH CRM A group of Youth Leaders from the Mumbai-based education NGO The OSCAR Foundation visited IRR as… IRR celebrates its research, innovation and sustainability 09 June, 2025 The Institute for Regeneration and Repair (IRR) came together to hear about the great work of our… €13.6 million funding for early detection of Lynch syndrome cancers 28 May, 2025CRH The PREDI-LYNCH project, co-led by IRR’s Dr Neil Ryan, has been awarded €13.6 million in funding. 1 2 3 4 5 This article was published on 2024-12-17
