Excellent interview with Victoria Spillane on living with Crohn's disease today on the Pat Kenny Newstalk Show newstalk.com/podcasts/highl… APC Microbiome Ireland @IBDireland #microbiome

APC Microbiome's Victoria Spillane on living with IBD: ‘After many years of Crohn’s disease hell, surgery changed – and saved – my life’ independent.ie/life/health-we… APC Microbiome Ireland

Tomorrow is #WorldIBDDay - check out that we have planned at APC to mark this important day and highlight a disease that impacts millions worldwide. ucc.ie/en/apc/news/ap…

Happy #WorldIBDDay2023, everyone. Working alongside these wonderful people to co-create something important was such a pleasure. Victoria Spillane Check out the link for the background to this study, meet the panel, and patient-to-patient tips on disease management

BIG NEWS - We are hosting a PUBLIC WEBINAR on May 31st to tell you about the latest developments in food and food chain microbiology/microbiome that will positively impact consumers and the food industry for years to come. Link to FREE registration below. All welcome. Pls RT!!

There is still some time to register for our #IBD Conversation Café - we would love for you to join us tonight!

IBD Insights: living with the disease Make sure to have a look at Part 2 of this series 'Defined or Restrictive Diets for IBD' These articles were created to share valuable, patient focused information with the #IBD community. bit.ly/3P44ghz Naomi Hanrahan Victoria Spillane

Take a look at my ISAPP-SFA blog post if you want to know what goes through the mind of a final year PhD student! isapp-sfa.com/new-blog/2023/…

Join APCs Victoria Spillane and Naomi Hanrahan this Thursday lunchtime as they have a virtual fireside chat on Novel APC PPI Research as part of the PPI Ignite Network Ireland festival. Booking free: bit.ly/APCPPI

Big thanks to the APC and the amazing team supporting this PPI project for their dedication and support throughout #PPI #EngagedResearch

Book your ticket to hear APCs Naomi Hanrahan and Victoria Spillane discuss ‘Patient & Public Involvement’ (PPI) at Tuesdays virtual fireside chat

APC features on this series of 10ThingstoKnowAbout A great program that brings science right into your sitting room. Keep your eyes peeled for Ken Nally - Host-Microbe & Gut Inflammation Lab and Peter Flood in the coming weeks. @scienceirel UCC Research

Planning your Science Week Ireland? Don't miss our live cooking demo this Wed with Catherine Fulvio - microbiome friendly meals + scientific insights into the health benefits from APCs Paul Cotter & Elizabeth Schneider Douglas Village Get your tickets now! bit.ly/3u2mVTe

Excited to reveal our latest review on the modelling of gastrointestinal physiology and immunopathology using human intestinal organoids!

We would like to hear about your #perimenopause & #menopause experience & your opinions on nutritional supplements to promote health in menopause #FEMME #femtech @tanya_mulcahy Health Innovation Hub Ireland APC Microbiome Ireland Survey takes < 2 minutes to complete-click below forms.office.com/e/2p5tgRH3Mf?o…

🍊Interested in becoming a registered dietitian? MSc Human Nutrition & Dietetics programme UCC School of Food and Nutritional Sciences is currently accepting applications. 🗓️Closing date coming soon. Apply here shorturl.at/DNQZ5

Read the paper by Naomi Hanrahan et al on "Mixed-method Irish study exploring the role of diet in IBD based on an online questionnaire and a patient panel opinion" via bit.ly/4fyVjaq Silvia Melgar APC Microbiome Ireland @scienceirel UCC Ireland UCC Medicine & Health #IBD

Our paper is finally here! 🎉 This has been an incredibly educational experience, and it’s been a pleasure to collaborate with this amazing team. Huge thanks to our co-authors, APC Microbiome Ireland, and Research Ireland for their support. Go raibh míle maith agaibh! #PPI #IBD

Our November issue is live! nature.com/nmeth/volumes/… On the cover, the beautiful 4th place winning image from the Nikon Small World microscopy competition, captured by Amy Engevik. For more gorgeous microscopy images, please read our Editorial! nature.com/articles/s4159…