Sheila Wayman

The Grand Slam-winning Six Nations international offers hope to fellow juvenile arthritis sufferers in a new video with Arthritis Ireland

Every year about one in 10,000 children in Ireland are diagnosed with JIA, says Arthritis Ireland

Grandparents take on the role out of love for their grandchildren, but they need recognition and resources too

The siblings of children with life-limiting conditions can be forgotten in the daily grind of caring for someone with special needs

Dawn Dunbar’s son Cathal was born with a form of cerebral palsy. She and her husband try to focus on the positives but are worried about what lies ahead

Only a clinical assessment will determine whether a patient is living with obesity, or is somebody with a bigger body who is healthy and happy

'We wanted them to know everything'. Gearóid Kenny and Seamus Kenny Moore are the parents, through surrogacy, of three children

Group analytic psychotherapy is one of the ways that personal therapy takes place in a group setting

Stigma is out and science is in at the Royal College of Surgeons’ workshops for transition-year students

Reforming without ruining a traditional and highly valued part of the childcare landscape is a complex challenge

Q&A: How should I approach bullying issues with the school and what sort of action can I expect?

‘The online abuse went on and it went on and it went on,’ Aisling says about her son Kieran’s experience. ‘I actually feel sick even recalling it’

Metastatic cancer is a complex challenge for bench-to-bedside research

If you feel you have more control over your stress levels, then the risk of stroke is reduced, new research shows

The Active Healthy Me programme aims to inspire 20,000 users of adult day services around Ireland