Developments in health technology allow us to take more personal responsibility for our wellbeing, which may have significant consequences for the future
The Floral study will give researchers more vital data onthe effect of the pandemic on the microbiome, allergies and social development
Health service has already paid tuition fees for 36 students, at a cost of about €12,000 a year for each student
Healthcare is at climate frontline, notably in emergency departments and at primary care level, conference hears
New college of surgeons president Prof Deborah McNamara says outdated operating theatres and IT systems are among the challenges adding to pressure on staff
Although stroke is preventable, it causes 7m deaths each year
Irish company’s breakthrough approach to treating sepsis could save millions of lives worldwide
Study by RCSI finds communication ‘biggest gap’ in care, with one describing how she had to ‘stalk’ her consultant to get answers
Researchers say the findings point to the need for continued screening and additional support
‘Our baby, PJ, he’s a miracle – I’m not kidding. He had so many obstacles, he shouldn’t even exist’
Costly delays make Ireland less attractive as a work destination, nurses say
A ‘force of nature’, friends and colleagues recalled her exuberance, curiosity and kindness
‘We would all have loved to find the silver bullet ... but the reality was far more complex,’ former CMO tells conference
Opinion: A third of college staff from minority groups say their contributions have been minimised at work based on their race or ethnic background
Surgeons Deborah McNamara and Kevin Barry offer insight into how hospitals can deal with backlogs in surgery in the context of Covid and why Ireland needs more surgeons
‘Tailored process’ developed to support registration and vetting of qualified Ukrainians
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Healthcare: choosing to study medicine is not a decision to be taken lightly
Turf responsible for more air pollution than coal in Dublin and Birr, study finds
Country’s approach similar to others and had similar results, Dr Anders Tegnell says
Here are five benefits to exploring the power of writing and how it can serve to brighten and enlighten
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Young staff emigrating and older staff retiring early part of complex chain of problems
Top obstetrics and gynaecology expert echoes ‘outrage’ expressed by ‘dozens’ of doctors
There are a range of excellent programmes in areas from biology to biotechnology
Find work that plays to your talents, seek allies at work – and blame your boss
Group of 25 people sought to consider how should genetics be applied and regulated
There are signs that the pharma industry - one of the most tightly regulated in the world - is changing
Canadian study finds fewer complications for female patients operated on by females
'I wish my brain could forget what my eyes have seen.' New RCSI programme aims to support emergency workers
Higher education is being transformed with merger of institutes of technology - but some fear it is a step in wrong direction
Fears expressed about impact of infection on hospitals as new strain takes over
‘I’m so far from the hero, I went back to help on non-Covid wards ... I helped out, a little bit’
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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