Kate Barry talks with Dr Niamh Dennehy, lecturer in the School of Education, UCC. They discuss teaching English, curricular reform and what should be the aims of secondary education. 

In this episode Sinéad spoke to Ola and her little boss Victoria about the transition to life in Ireland from Nigeria, and played some fantastic music handpicked by the young people of Clonakilty Direct Provision.

Kate Barry chats with Margaret Kent. Margaret taught Home Economics in Loreto Secondary School, Fermoy and also worked as an advising examiner for the SEC and a development officer for the SLSS (now the PDST). She represented the ASTI on the NCCA Home Economics Development Group and is currently a school-placement teacher tutor for St. Angela's College, Sligo. 

Join us on the UCC Student Dietitian Podcast for the third instalment of ‘Debunking Cancer Diet Myths’ where we explore cancer diet myths from the public's perspective. For this podcast we went around UCC campus interviewing the public about their knowledge of cancer diet myths. Were they able to tell from fact and fiction? Tune in to find out.

Please see the following for evidence based information on food and cancer;

Join us on the Student Dietitian Podcast for the second instalment of ‘Debunking Cancer Diet Myths’ where we explore cancer diet myths from the patient perspective. In this episode we speak to Eileen O’Sullivan about her cancer journey and how she navigated her way through the minefield of misinformation to discover the truth about food and cancer. The online age has transformed cancer into a business where cancer patients have become ‘commercial targets’ . We divulge on this topic and discuss what we as people and healthcare professionals can do to challenge the enormity of misinformation available.

Please see the following for evidence based information on food and cancer;

Every Wed 1-2 

Join CEO of the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Ireland, Sheila McClelland and Studio Producer, Siún Ní Mhuimhneacháin. They talk about the NMBI's summer series where a panel of nurses, midwives and patient advocates discusses and addresses issues, topics and plans for the NMBI. Tickets for all future summer series talks are available on Eventbrite.

Host: Siún Ní Mhuimhneacháin.

Guest: Sheila McClelland, CEO of the NMBI

3 UCC students tell us how they think their University experience has furnished them with skills and experience to exact a positive change on the world around them.

Welcome to the UCC Student Dietitian Podcast, an evidenced-based conversation where we explore all things nutrition through a wide variety of insightful perspectives, ranging from the public to experts in the world of nutrition and dietetics. This podcast is designed by student dietitians for student dietitians. Follow us as we discuss relevant health topics and the latest nutrition concepts circulating in today’s health media. Hope you enjoy it!

Join us as we chat with Clodagh Scannell, a registered dietitian involved in the recent publication of ‘The Truth Behind Food and Cancer’ in response to a recent survey of over 1,000 Irish cancer survivors which reported that more than half (56%) felt confused by nutrition information available and 37% had tried an alternative dietary strategy that may be detrimental for their overall health. In this episode, we ask Clodagh to share her expertise on current myths and misconceptions of food and cancer. Listen to find out  about the newest and strangest fads outlined in the book, and the danger they pose to people living with cancer and undergoing treatment.

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