Dr Ralf Warren MB ChB Bsc.

Dr Ralf Warren MB ChB Bsc.

Medical Doctor

Ralf studied Medicine at the University of Bristol, taking a year out during his studies to perform an intercalation in Cancer Biology and Immunology. He graduated in 2020 and has worked at several healthcare centres around the South-West of England, gaining experience in medical and surgical settings, intensive care and general practice.

In additional to clinical work, Ralf also regularly undertakes projects in medical communications, with a focus on writing and editing.  He currently divides his time between this and clinical work as a speciality training doctor in Obstetrics and Gynaecology.

Indoor picture of a cocaine rehab with people talking in a group therapy setting for addiction help

Understanding Drug Addiction

Misinformation about drug addiction can make it hard to separate truth from fiction. In many cases, misinformation can be dangerous, confusing, and can deter people who are using different types of drugs from seeking necessary help and support. For instance, some people have a stereotype in their heads of what someone with an addiction looks […]

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Oxycodone Addiction: Why is Oxycodone so Addictive?

Oxycodone is a strong pain medicine that doctors prescribe in Ireland and globally for moderate to severe pain. It can help people when it’s used for a short time, but it should always be closely monitored.  Oxycodone also comes with a high risk of dependence. Some people find that their use slowly increases, even when […]

Pregabalin Addiction

Pregabalin is a prescription medicine used across the globe for treating neuropathic pain and seizure disorders. However, it can also lead to dependence. Over time, this may develop into pregabalin addiction, especially if the dose increases or the medicine is used for a long time. Getting help early can make it easier to manage your […]

a man in therapy for his ketamine addiction

Ketamine addiction: Signs, risks, and treatment

The use of ketamine is growing among younger populations in Ireland and across Europe. Whilst there’s a growing awareness about the impact of ketamine, many people begin by taking it socially. Use can be slow, and many people think that because they only use it recreationally, they won’t experience any physical symptoms. When people begin […]