Dr Ray O’Connor takes a look at the latest clinical articles in the field of genetics, which has seen large-scale ...

Almost three-in-five people who are blind or vision impaired have been injured because of an obstacle encountered on a ...

We are all indebted to Dr Paddy Davern who recently shared his story of working as a GP in Qatar which a colleague of his described as being sometimes in ‘ethically dubious situations at short notice, ...

The average rate of adenoma detection at non-AI assisted colonoscopies significantly decreased from 28.4 per cent (226/795) ...

A young patient with a rare swallowing condition has become the first in the country to be treated with a pioneering new ...

A new specialist group for traveller mental health will aim to address complex needs within the community while ensuring ...

The Data Protection Commission (DPC) has opened an inquiry into Children’s Health Ireland (CHI), after being told that ...

Avoiding burnout isn’t about bubble baths and scented candles, it’s about strategic, deliberate choices, writes Terence Cosgrave That special combination of physical exhaustion, emotional depletion, ...

Dear Sir: As a physician committed to the principles of evidence-based medicine, I am appalled by the catastrophic impact of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s tenure as US Health Secretary.

Snaige AB refrigerators are engineered to meet and exceed stringent EU and WHO cold chain standards ...