People in Ireland deserve the facts about alcohol
Minister for Health must stick to her department’s plans and fully implement health information labelling
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Minister for Health must stick to her department’s plans and fully implement health information labelling
Despite their growing popularity, there’s a lot that scientists don’t know
Industry sources estimate deal to be worth in excess of €20m
MedWrite is a new clinical documentation platform designed to relieve the burden on hard-pressed healthcare professionals
Thomas Kahlert’s case is helping scientists chart a path towards treatments beyond life-long medication
Trial targeted current and former smokers aged 55-74 from selected GP practices
Tell Me About It: ‘My wife never thought she was my number-one choice and there is some truth in that’
I had never needed glasses, I needed surgery. Sometimes what looks like scheming is simply incompetence
Three experts share the foods they recommend based on studies for the sleep-deprived among us
The Irish Times columnist and author on her new children’s book and perceiving the world in different ways
It can seem like a big challenge to eat enough fibre, but nutrition experts say it does not have to be
At the beginning of Lung Cancer Awareness Month, doctors stress the importance of early detection
More than half want unlimited annual leave, survey shows
Noise-induced hearing loss is not the only worry. We are losing ‘the time and space to generate our own thoughts’, psychologist warns
Expecting overstretched consultants to prioritise paperwork over patient care is unethical, inefficient and inappropriate
Most millennial women grew up at war with their bodies – viewing them as limiting, alien objects that kept us in constant horror of ourselves
Six people share their reasons for signing up, and what has kept them going through the hundreds of kilometres they have run in preparation
Dr Rangan Chatterjee on ‘junk connections’, biohacking and why people need to trust themselves
It seems to be a doctor’s world, and we are consigned to accept such avoidable disrespect
I’ve now made it my mission to incorporate regular breast checks into my routine
One in six Irish parents don’t think it’s safe for their five-year-old child to play outside at home during the day
Have you noticed a societal shift in attitudes towards ‘anti-ageing’ tweakments like Botox?
Longevity of the women in Bolotana is three times higher than that of most western women, scientist says
Learning about the health benefits of herbs and plants on my doorstep has been a revelation
Next year’s budget provided an additional €1.8 billion for the health service
Ways to ‘reset’ your nervous system are saturating the internet, but experts say there is no such thing - flexibility should be the focus
Q&A: Protein bars. Protein ice cream. Protein yoghurts. High-protein cheese ... but does the Irish public really need all of this protein-enriched food?
Dissolving microneedles developed by ArrayPatch could take the pain out of injections
AI promises gains for healthcare but doctors and patients need to keep asking questions
Leading Irish oncologist in groundbreaking trial that extends life to speak at Dublin forum
Global increases in bowel disorders have put the spotlight on complex interactions between the gut microbiome and its human host
Families praise the ‘angels’ who bring respite and relief to homes with dignified end-of-life care
Experts say there is little evidence to suggest specific exercise routines reduce lymphatic bloating or swelling
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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