Irish scientists identify novel approach to preventing epileptic seizures
The breakthrough was led by researchers in Trinity College Dublin
The breakthrough was led by researchers in Trinity College Dublin
Nine neurologists write to Minister expressing concern over products likely to be offered
Much recent research supports the view that science can describe consciousness
Experts want more funding for independent medical research into contact sports
Trinity team shows defective circulating white blood cells a key driver of neurodegeneration
International Epilepsy Day: New homeless outreach project aims to reduce ED visits by 30%
Number of impacts as opposed to single events causes damage to brain capillaries
HSE guide suggests hospital staff should have post-natal care plan for women with epilepsy
Teenager has been through brain surgery, a neuro-stimulation operation and steroid treatment. Now his seizures are under control
An estimated 10,000 people in Ireland are resistant to current treatments for epilepsy
Symposium hears US experts take issue with the current model adhered to by IRFU
Damage was suffered despite every player examined being free of concussion symptom
Expert group to ensure treatments are ‘beneficial and safe’ for those with epilepsy
Mother of boy with severe form of epilepsy says families face ripoffs and bogus products
Former Ireland captain Keith Wood says he struggles to watch high-injury games
Political and scientific opinion embraces not cannabis prohibition but its pain alleviation
Bill as it stands will make drug legal for recreational use for everyone over age of 16
A doctor writes: Drug can help patients who are suffering but evidence is unclear
Neurologist speaks at health committee examining licensing of medicinal cannabinoids
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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