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As summer ends, approximately 30,000 students across Ireland are concluding their week-long stays at Gaeltacht summer colleges, focusing on improving their Irish language skills amid ongoing cultural revival efforts.
After successfully entering the British market with the approval of its first medical product by the MHRA, Macedonian pharmaceutical company Replek presented its capacities and development plans to Ambassador Lawson.
Coláiste Chorca Dhuibhne is experiencing high demand for its summer courses but lacks sufficient accommodation to provide spaces for all students.
The reports of the two deaths of a man and a woman were made to the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA).
Dr. Máire McCafferty discusses the long and rich history of Irish language summer colleges, highlighting their significance in preserving and promoting the language.
The Dublin Summer School at UCD is drawing participants from around the world, including America, Canada, and New Zealand, who travel to Dublin to learn the Irish language.
Host families, known as "mná tí," are reportedly withdrawing from the tradition of hosting students for Irish summer colleges, raising concerns about the future viability of these institutions.
The MHRA's decision to pause a puberty blocker trial has led to scrutiny and questions regarding the regulatory process behind such medical interventions.
MP Layla Moran has expressed low confidence in the MHRA's ability to combat the black market for counterfeit weight-loss drugs in the UK.
Novo Nordisk's weight-loss drug Wegovy has received approval in its first European country, while the company simultaneously reported a cyberattack that led to the shutdown of some IT systems and a patient data breach from clinical trials.
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has issued a recall for a widely used antidepressant after a patient discovered the wrong drug in the packaging, prompting a safety investigation.