John Brady

To inform deputies and senators about the benefits of adult vaccination including details of a piece of research commissioned by GSK which demonstrates that implementing adult vaccination programmes in Ireland delivers a return

We intended to inform politicians that a different way was possible for gender affirming care, and to show that in other countries there are shorter waiting lists and better outcomes for patients. We hoped that this presentation would inform politicians that Ireland has the…

Expansion of the programme to increase the number of conditions screened for, to be in line with the European average of 18 conditions. In 2022, the condition, ADIA-SCID was added to the NBS programme, however this hasn’t been fully implemented yet. In November 2023, Spinal…

to institute a ban on Smartphone use by pupils within all primary schools in Ireland. to urgently develop a well-funded public health strategy modelled on successful “tobacco free” policies to combat social media addiction, use and harm. in light of the case taken by 42 US…

Part funding of a minibus for use in the Bray and greater Wicklow areas to serve the local community by providing essential transport to those in need.

Increased knowledge and understanding of unmet needs of people living with rare diseases.::PQs to Minister to seek commitment to deliver expanded newborn bloodspot screening program.::Expansion of newborn bloodspot screening panel to bring us inline (at minimum) with average…

Inclusion of rare disease priorities in political party manifestos.::Inclusion of rare disease priorities in programme for government following next general election.

To inquire, via parliamentary question on the number of medical card recipients.::To engage with elected representatives on entitlement criteria.

To inquire, via parliamentary question, on the progress of the HPV vaccination catch-up programme expansion review.::To inquire, via parliamentary question, on programme uptake rates.

To inquire, via parliamentary question, the demand for smoking cessation programmes.::To inquire, via parliamentary question, on plans for additional legislation on nicotine inhaling products and tobacco.

To inquire, via parliamentary question, on the number of GPs operating per county

To inquire, via parliamentary question on staffing allocated to cancer services.::To inquire, via parliamentary question on staffing needed to meet demand.

To inquire, via parliamentary question, on waiting list data to access lymphoedema services in Ireland.

To inquire, via parliamentary question, on waiting times. ::To inquire, via parliamentary question, on attendance figures.

To invite TDs and Senators to attend an event hosted by the Irish Cancer Society to discuss the Society’s recommendations in the Pre-Budget 2025 Submission. ::To raise awareness of the Irish Cancer Society’s Pre-Budget 2025 Submission.