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Ciara Greer

Ciara Greer

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Co-Chair, GLADD

Belfast

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fitness sex & relationships mental healthhealth & wellness

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Fashion, Beauty, Gambling

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Total articles 3

  • Blog | British Pharmacological Society

    By Ciara Greer, Raphael Kohn| bps.ac.uk@ Published: 04 Sep 2024 Category: By Dr Kit Tigwell, Dr Ciara Greer, Raphael KohnEach year, Pride provides an opportunity for the LGBTQ+ community and allies alike to celebrate, protest and reflect on life for LGBTQ+ people. As glitter is swept from the streets and companies remove rainbow colours from their logos you could be forgiven for thinking it another successful year for the advancement of equality and civil rights.

    By Ciara Greer, Raphael Kohn · bps.ac.uk

    Sep. 04, 2024

  • Creating an inclusive environment for LGBTQ+ doctors and medical students

    By Ciara Greer, Katie McDowell| BMA News@ For 25 years GLADD has been supporting and advocating for LGBTQ+ patients, doctors, dentists and students in the UK. Key to this work has been understanding the views of our members, through surveying the experiences of lesbian, gay and bisexual doctors and medical students in the NHS. There is still more to be done, including to understand the experiences of the T, Q and + aspects of our community.

    By Ciara Greer, Katie McDowell · BMA News

    Feb. 23, 2022

  • Blog | British Pharmacological Society

    By Ciara Greer, Raphael Kohn| bps.ac.uk@ Published: 04 Sep 2024 Category: By Dr Kit Tigwell, Dr Ciara Greer, Raphael KohnEach year, Pride provides an opportunity for the LGBTQ+ community and allies alike to celebrate, protest and reflect on life for LGBTQ+ people. As glitter is swept from the streets and companies remove rainbow colours from their logos you could be forgiven for thinking it another successful year for the advancement of equality and civil rights.

    By Ciara Greer, Raphael Kohn · bps.ac.uk

    Sep. 04, 2024

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