Featured are Jen and Leona who, because of advanced migraine medicines, have both been able to experience more of life’s important little moments. In the podcast, they openly share their experiences of how migraine once impacted their lives – on being a mother, on their careers, on their relationships – and how transformational their treatment has been. 

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Mary tells her story of how, because of access to new medicines, she can continue to be independent and enjoy doing what she loves most. During the podcast she discusses with Neil Ward, Fighting Blindness’ Head of Advocacy and Communications, how new medicines in ophthalmology can mean the difference between people losing and keeping their sight. 

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Featured is Carmel who, since 1997 when she was first diagnosed, has experienced firsthand how new treatments have significantly improved her management of type 1 diabetes. She speaks to Professor Fidelma Dunne in the podcast on how new treatments have given her a sense of freedom and improved her quality of life.  

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Featured is Patrick who, because of a successful cancer clinical trial, won’t miss a single precious family moment. During the podcast we hear Patrick tell his story to Pfizer Country Medical Director Orlaith Gavan, who also explains Pfizer’s cancer moonshot goal and the importance of clinical trials. 

Learn more about the Innovate For Life campaign at https://www.ipha.ie/news-events/innovation/innovateforlife/

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