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design 50th Robert Graves Lecture
Professor Colm Ó’Moráin,
D.Sc. (University of London), D.Sc. Honoris Causa (University of Athens), M.Sc., M.D., M.A., Dip. Imm., F.A.C.G., F.E.B.G., F.R.C.P., F.R.C.P.I., F.T.C.D., A.G.A.F.
 
The Adelaide and Meath Hospital, Dublin, Incorporating The National Children's Hospital
Consultant Gastroenterologist.
 
Trinity College Dublin
Dean of Health Sciences
Professor of Medicine
 
United European Gastroenterology Federation
President-Elect
 
will deliver the 50th Robert Graves lecture
 
Lecture title "Screening for Cancer. The Way Forward".
 
on the evening of
 
Wednesday, 26th May, 2010
 
In Frederick House, 19, South Frederick Street, Dublin 2
 
 
7.00pm     Graves Lecture
 
8.00-9.00pm     Reception
 
CME credits
 
design Details of the Graves Lectures
The Annual Graves Lecture sponsored by the Academy and the Health Research Board of Ireland is delivered each year in the spring.  The lecture commemorates Robert Graves, the eminent Dublin physician and it is designed to encourage and promote research in Ireland.  The lecturer is selected by a joint Academy/Research Council Committee from nominations made by Fellows of the Academy.
 
The subject of the lecture must be of clinical interest embodying original research.  The lecturer receives the Academy’s silver medal and an Honorarium.
 
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design 49th Robert Graves Lecture, 2009

Pictured left to right: Mr. Enda Connolly, CEO, Health Research Board, Professor Rose Anne Kenny and Dr. Fenton Howell, President of the Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland

     

Pictured left to right: Professor Tom O'Dowd, winner of the 2007 47th Graves Lecture and Professor Fergus O'Kelly

Pictured left to right: Professor Gerald Tomkin and Mrs. Dapphne Tomkin

 

Pictured left to right: Professor Tom Walsh, Consultant Surgeon, Connolly Memorial Hospital, Dublin and Dr. Katrina Hutchinson
design 48th Robert Graves Lecture
 
The Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland in conjunction with
The Health Research Board and Molecular Medicine Ireland
presented the
48th Robert Graves Lecture
presented by
Professor Timothy O' Brien, Director REMEDI
National Centre for Biomedical Engineering Science
National University of Ireland, Galway
Combined Gene and Cell Therapy for Regenerative Medicine
in Number six, 6 Kildare Street, Dublin 2
on Thursday, 22nd May 2008
 
design 49th Robert Graves Lecture, Wed. 20th May 2009
The Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland in association
with the Health Research Board and Schering-Plough proudly present   
 
Professor Rose Anne Kenny, MD, FRCPI, FRCP. FTCD
Consultant in General & Geriatric Medicine,
St. James’s Hospital, Dublin & Head of Dept. of Medical Gerontology, Trinity College Dublin  
 
who will deliver the 49th Robert Graves Lecture
 
“Are we ruled by our hearts or our heads?
Neurocardiovascular stability in young and old”
 
on the evening of
 
Wednesday, 20th May, 2009
 
at Number 6, Kildare Street, Dublin 2
 
 
7.00pm     Graves Lecture
 
8.00-9.00pm     Reception
 
CME credits
 
Sponsored by
Schering-Plough & Health Research Board
 
 
 
 
 
design 49th Robert Graves Lecture, 2009

Professor Rose Anne Kenny,
MD, FRCPI, FRCP. FTCD
Consultant in General & Geriatric Medicine,
St. James’s Hospital, Dublin &
Head of Dept. of Medical Gerontology, Trinity College Dublin   
 
will deliver the 49th Robert Graves lecture
“Are we ruled by our hearts or our heads?
Neurocardiovascular stability in young and old”
 
on the evening of
Wednesday, 20th May, 2009
at Number 6, Kildare Street, Dublin 2
 
7.00pm     Graves Lecture
 
8.00-9.00pm     Reception
 
CME credits
 
Sponsored by HRB & Schering-Plough

Research InterestsProfessor Rose Anne Kenny's research interests are in neurocardiovascular function in ageing. The overarching aims of the research programmes are to unpick the mechanisms for cardiovascular and cerebral dysfunction in the context of falls, blackouts, cognitive impairment and dementia. The research involves collaborative partnership with disciplines from basic science (developing animal modules of cardiovascular and cerebral dysfunction) through to health service development and implementation. she has conducted longitudinal cohort studies of vascular factors in cognitive impairment (post stroke cohort, NCVI in the community, and carotid sinus hypersensitivity cohort).Professor Rose Anne Kenny's research interests are in neurocardiovascular function in ageing. The overarching aims of the research programmes are to unpick the mechanisms for cardiovascular and cerebral dysfunction in the context of falls, blackouts, cognitive impairment and dementia. The research involves collaborative partnership with disciplines from basic science (developing animal modules of cardiovascular and cerebral dysfunction) through to health service development and implementation. she has conducted longitudinal cohort studies of vascular factors in cognitive impairment (post stroke cohort, NCVI in the community, and carotid sinus hypersensitivity cohort).

design 48th Robert Graves Lecture 2008
        
Pictured left to right: Mr. Hamish Sinclair, Acting CEO, Health Research Board, Professor Timothy O'Brien, Graves lecturer, Dr. Fenton Howell, President of the Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland and Dr. Ruth Barrington, Chief Executive, Molecular Medicine Ireland at the presentation of the RAMI silver medal and honorarium. Pictured left to right: Dr. Ruth Barrington, Chief Executive, Molecular Medicine Ireland, Dr. Fenton Howell, President of the Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland, Professor Timothy O'Brien, Graves lecturer and Mr. Hamish Sinclair, Acting CEO, Health Research Board at the presentation of the RAMI silver medal and honorarium.
Pictured left to right: Dr. John O'Connor, General Secretary of the Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland and Professor David Bouchier-Hayes, Editor Irish Journal of Medical Science
Pictured left to right: Professor Timothy O'Brien, Director REMEDI National Centre for Biomedical Engineering Science, National University of Ireland, Galway presented "Combined Gene and Cell Therapy for Regenerative Medicine” and Dr. Dorothy McCarthy 
 
Pictured left to right: Dr. John Gillan and Professor Ciaran McCarthy. Pictured left to right: Dr. Mark Watson, Programme Manager - Education & Training, Molecular Medicine Ireland and Dr. Jan Guerin, Programme Manager - Research and Facilities, Molecular Medicine Ireland.
Pictured left to right: Dr. Peter Kelehan, Professor Ronan O'Regan and Dr. John O'Connor, General Secretary of the Royal Academy of Medicine in Ireland. Pictured left to right: Ms. Annemarie Liddy, medical student at TCD, Mr. Patrick Farragher, Ms Niamh Keegan, medical student at TCD in the Graves Hall, Number Six Kildare Street, Dublin 2
Pictured left to right: Professor Ciaran McCarthy, Dr. Pauline O'Connell, Dr. Dorothy McCarthy, Dr. John Gillan and Dr. Patrick O'Sullivan Pictured left to right: Professor Conor O'Keane, Consultant in Pathology, Dr. Diarmuid O'Connell, General Physician and Dr. Bernard Silke, FRCPI - Dean, Higher Medical Training, Royal College of Physicians of Ireland
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