Ireland’s most common gynaecological cancer is treated by drug combinations when surgery is not an option Endometrial cancer ...
Multi-annual funding, beds, training and medical infrastructure highlighted by health groups as key areas that should be ...
National College of Ireland researcher contributes to major new Lancet series on digital determinants of health ...
Exdensur (depemokimab) is the first and only ultra-long-acting biologic in the EU to treat severe asthma and chronic rhinosinusitis with nasal polyps ...
A new way for clinicians to refer people with asthma for advice and support aims to provide benefits for patients and the wider health service, writes Michael McHale ...
Body received 409 complaints last year, with one-third relating to communication issues Nine doctors had their registration with the Medical Council cancelled after fitness-to-practice hearings made ...
Assessment finds that services for adults with severe neurological impairment often lack a lead consultant managing care, ...
When a family reaches out for support, the timing of the response matters, writes Dr Tracey Monson, CEO, Daughters of Charity ...
Sober October offers an opportunity to experience the potential benefits of taking a break from alcohol, writes Dearbhla ...
The ICP would gladly take up Mr Hughes's invitation for a joint discussion, and hopes that CORU and the Minister will do the ...
Public Health Emergency of International Concern’ ‘designation would place legal obligations on countries to take action to limit the worst effects of climate change ...
Plaque psoriasis affects ~2% of the population and is linked to cardiovascular disease (CVD), psoriatic arthritis (PsA), metabolic syndrome, NAFLD, and depression/anxiety—burdens that rise with skin s ...
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