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UCC research to focus on Parkinson’s and mental health (opens the original)
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A new research project from UCC will focus on improving mental health care for people living with Parkinson’s disease. [/url]Working with people affected by Parkinson’s as co-researchers, the team will translate its findings into practical resources. This will include a mental health assessment toolkit to support more accurate, consistent and person-centred mental health practice within movement disorder services. The UCC research, under the Health Research Charities Ireland (HRCI) and the Healt
Students at Cork MTU campus to stage walkout protest over cost of living (opens the original)
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Students at Munster Technological University (MTU) Bishopstown Campus are to hold a walkout protest tomorrow to highlight concerns around the cost of living for third-level students. MTU Students’ Union is asking students to walk out of classes from 12pm, and gather for a peaceful demonstration outside the MTU Bishopstown Library. The students are calling for the Government to take urgent action on the issues of the affordability crisis, sustainable higher education funding, cost-of-living suppo
Rising sea levels need to be 'accounted for' in plans for Cork's future, new UCC study says (opens the original)
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Water levels at Horgan’s Quay in Cork city, where several major residential developments are being built, could be a metre higher than current levels by the end of this century, a leading coastal expert at UCC has warned. “This needs to be accounted for,” Kevin Walsh, geoscientist and researcher at University College Cork, told The Echo. Mr Walsh is one of the authors of a new study examining impacts on coastal Ireland as climate change intensifies. Cork has already seen some of Ireland’s highes
Cork men invited to take part in research on football's impact on wellbeing (opens the original)
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Men in Cork are being invited to take part in a South East Technological University (SETU) research study examining how football can support healthier lifestyles and improve wellbeing. Clonakilty AFC has been selected as one of the participating clubs in the initiative, which is a community based research project designed to evaluate the impact of football on physical health, social connection and overall wellbeing for men. Males who register will receive a series of free health assessments in S
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