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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

We spoke to three people working in the pharmacy sector to find out

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’

Plan seeks to encourage students, academics to speak out about discrimination, harassment

One-quarter had not fully completed all occupational health assessments – report

First corporate move by Welshman since stepping down from top job at Irish lender

Health services and schools will bear the brunt as we fail to take action on latest wave

The fear among health staff is that flu plus Covid is going to make for a very difficult winter in our hospitals

More than 30,000 people currently waiting for a general surgery procedure

Parents need ‘correct information ’ on concussion in sports, says Dr Philip O’Halloran

Government signed off on system which left students with a 100 per cent score without a place on their first-choice programme.

Brian Mooney: Maximum Leaving Cert points no longer secure that college place

Top grades for Leaving Cert class of 2021 leads to record CAO points in Round One

Trinity climbs to 146th, but four colleges slip down Times Higher Education league table

RCSI researchers seek to explain why some suffer side-effects long after infection cleared

Government announced a funding injection of €4 million designed to combat waiting times

‘Vast majority’ of adults will have had opportunity to get vaccinated by September

Ireland sucked me in, in that sad subtle way like a few too many pints, and I wanted to make a life here

Association hopes Government plan will dampen potential rise in college points

SFI has provided €40m in funding to projects tackling challenges in healthcare, climate change and financial services

VC led by Fergal Mullen backs company that helps university applicants

Research shows increased awareness, early testing and clinical vigilance mitigate risk

Work could help in developing treatments to prevent life-threatening complication

Chief medical officer was speaking after receiving RCSI honour on Thursday

Inoculating children and younger teenagers may be key to living with virus long term

Chronic neurological conditions and cancer brought higher mortality rates, based on Irish data

Increased mortality from cancer one of the prices to be paid for lockdown, conference hears

Physiotherapist Dr Dara Meldrum developed Vertigenius for clinical use

Contraction of coronavirus after vaccination possible but ‘you would not get very sick’, says health sector source

Acting CMO Dr Ronan Glynn says impact of J&J vaccine delay in Europe ‘too early to say’

It costs €218k to rebuild the average 3-bed semi in Dublin, surveyors’ guide finds