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From immunity to sepsis and kidney disease, take a deep dive into the biology behind our body's response. Learn the latest from our speakers at the Waterloo Bar at 7pm. Book your free ticket now!
Sepsis: What You Don’t Know Could Hurt You
Steve Kerrigan
(Prof. of Precision Therapeutics, RCSI )
Sepsis is a silent killer. Learn how a simple infection can trigger chaos in the body—and how science, speed, and awareness can save lives.

Better Shots, Brighter Futures: Improving Vaccines for Kids
Kiva Brennan
(Research Assistant Professor, Trinity College Dublin)
Children respond very differently to infections than adults do – it’s why children get more tummy bugs and sniffles than adults. My work focuses on improving childhood vaccines by better understanding children’s immune systems. Improving vaccine responses so that children get full protection against infections earlier, and don’t need as many booster vaccinations, could have a huge impact on global health.

From Child to Adult Care: Navigating Kidney Health Transitions
Melissa Kinch
(PhD Candidate UCD & Rare Disease Research Network Coordinator)
I work with young people living with rare kidney conditions. We are collaboratively designing a tool to support these young people when they reach 16 and need to move between child and adult services

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