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I.H.S. Autumn Magazine Out Now!
Our Autumn Magazine is out now and comes packed with lots of interesting articles from members and staff, news and updates, reports and more. We, like you are looking forward

Routine follow up in the National Coagulation Centre for people with Mild Bleeding Disorders
People with mild bleeding disorders (including Low Von Willebrand factor, mild factor deficiencies, Bleeding Disorders of Unknown Aetiology and platelet disorders) are registered at the National Coagulation Centre (NCC). In

EHC Educational App EHCucate goes live
The new educational app from the EHC, EHCucate, has gone live and you can download it to your device from the iOS App Store and Android Google Play. With the

Fiction Through Image – Art workshops for teenagers
Do you know a teenager living with a long term health condition who would benefit from exploring their creativity, having fun and building friendships in a safe and stimulating environment?

2021 Educational Grants: Deadline Extended
The deadline for applications for this year\’s I.H.S. educational grants has been extended by one week to Friday, October 1. The Society offers educational grants each year to people with

Upcoming Webinars for September
Continuing with our series of Webinars, we have further meetings coming up on; Thursday, September 23 @ 6PM: An Update from CHI @ Crumlin with Dr Beatrice Nolan Wednesday,

October Members Conference 2021
We wish to announce that our October Members Conference will take place over the weekend of October 15 to 17 2021 in Mount Wolseley Hotel in Co Carlow. The conference

ANNOUNCEMENT: A Trip to Dublin Zoo!
Dublin Zoo is celebrating a milestone year as it marks its 190th anniversary. Dublin Zoo is a cherished Irish institution and a trip to the Zoo is a childhood memory

Novel Treatments in Haemophilia & other Bleeding Disorders 2021 – Issue 1
A Periodic Review | 2021 – Issue 1 The therapeutic landscape in haemophilia continues to change rapidly and it can be difficult to keep up to date. The Society has