BIAS - Inequality in Women's Health and Research is a Research Ireland- funded Science Week festival, which aims to encourage national dialogue and debate around biases that still exist in our society and prevent women from pursuing a career in STEM, receiving adequate healthcare, and benefiting from research findings.

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Here is the recording of the event "Menopause Matters," which took place during Science Week 2024. The recording includes Irish Sign Language (ISL).

The event focused on various aspects of menopause, including its physical, emotional, and psychological impacts. Experts in women's health shared insights into the latest research, available treatments, and strategies for managing symptoms. Additionally, there were discussions on the importance of awareness and education about menopause in promoting health equity for women.

For those who were unable to attend live, we encourage you to watch the recording to gain valuable information and perspectives shared during this important event.

The Baby Tribe Live

Parenting is a wild ride, filled with laughter, chaos, and more than a few surprises. Ever wondered if there's truly a "right" way to navigate the unpredictable journey of raising children? Listen back to a special live recording of the Baby Tribe podcast, where hosts Afif, a seasoned paediatrician, and Anne, an accomplished obstetric anaesthetist, promise candid insights and humorous anecdotes. From their unexpected meeting during a late-night lock-in to the trials of parenting, their story is a testament to love's resilience and the unpredictable paths it can create.

Women’s Health

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Inspiring Women in STEMM

We interviewed Prof Fionnuala Ní Ainle and Prof Jennifer Donnelly on the HIGHLOW study, a randomised controlled trial that looked at the prevention of blood clots in pregnancy.

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