Irish study promises to revolutionise childhood cancer care

Irish study promises to revolutionise childhood cancer care

A five-year genomics study that aims to transform the care of children with cancer and improve treatment success has launched in Ireland

Childhood Cancer Treatment Transformed by Ireland’s MAGIC-I Study

Bringing Ireland firmly into the genomics era, MAGIC-I, Ireland’s first clinical study of genomics approaches in cancer care, was launched this week. It is a five-year clinical study using genomics and big data to optimize treatments in childhood cancers.  The project aims to establish processes to carry out deep genomic analysis for all children and adolescents with cancer in Ireland, including those who have experienced a relapse of their dise…

Transforming Childhood Cancer Treatment: A Pioneering Genomics Breakthrough in Ireland – EUROP INFO

Transforming Pediatric Cancer Treatment: A Groundbreaking Genomics Initiative in Ireland In an innovative stride towards redefining pediatric cancer treatment, researchers in ireland have launched a comprehensive genomics initiative aimed at improving therapeutic approaches for childhood cancers. This forward-thinking project will leverage state-of-the-art genetic technologies to tailor treatments specifically for young patients, enhancing their…

Ireland launches landmark childhood cancer genomics study

This landmark study is launched by key stakeholders from the country’s healthcare, life sciences and academic research sectors.

Genomics study launches to optimise childhood cancer care in Ireland

It is hoped that the MAGIC-I study will support earlier diagnosis and personalised treatment

Ireland launches MAGIC-I: First clinical study on genomics in childhood cancer

MAGIC-I, the country’s first clinical study of genomics approaches in cancer care, is set to revolutionise childhood cancer care in Ireland MAGIC-I is a five-year clinical study that uses genetics, genomics and big data to optimise treatments for childhood cancers. The project will put processes in place to carry out deep genomic analysis for all children and adolescents with cancer in Ireland, including those who have relapsed. At the study’s l…