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We had a fantastic weekend at the Omagh Show. Our colouring competitions were a huge hit with the younger visitors and we have to send our congratulations to Alex Dodenciu who won his very own Oggie to take home. He came up with the adorable monkier 'Captain Cuddles' for his coloured in teddy.
We would also like to take a moment to express our heartfelt thanks to the wonderful Eamon McGarrity who travelled all the way from Lisnaskea to help us set up and man the stand. Thank you Eamon for being such a great help!
There will be no shows this weekend due to the holidays. We will be back on 18th with another double show Saturday at Castlewellan Show and Limavady Agricultural Show!

Contrary to what some people may think, this disease doesn't just affect "older people" as John's story sadly shows...

'I was struggling to swallow food - now I have just months to live' John Robertson, 35, from Ayr, said he, his wife and their three children are 'trying to cram a lifetime of experiences into a few months' after he was told he has terminal cancer

It was extremely interesting to attend the Cancer Research UK Navigating AI for Cancer Diagnosis event today. Hearing keynote speakers from within the industry discussing the difference AI can make, from digital diagnostics (including colon capsule endoscopies) to robotic surgery (which we have already seen the benefits of in B*H) was a fascinating insight into the difference this emerging technology can make. If you’re interested in finding out more on this subject, several reports have recently been published which you can find at:

National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare The National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare is an expert, non-statutory advisory body established by the MHRA to review current regulations and provide recommendations for a new regulatory framework for AI in healthcare.