’Substantial’ number of mothers experience anxiety, depression and stress – study
Some 14.2% of new mothers reported depression in first postpartum year, research finds
Some 14.2% of new mothers reported depression in first postpartum year, research finds
Hospices both sides of Border are pooling skills and insights to improve palliative care
One in five indicated they had not left their homes since introduction of restrictions
DCU study highlights overcrowding, lack of toilets and dog fouling as issues
Spiritual care that recognises the human spirit is relevant in modern healthcare, conference hears
One third of people surveyed say they gained weight, as one fifth worry about food supplies
An online course reveals all about everything from pelvic girdle pain to depression
Fresh breast milk may nourish a baby’s microbiome in ways bottled breast milk can’t
Prof Helen Whelton argues encouraging innovation offers best outcomes for patients
DCU publishes research on folklore and cures in ‘Journal of the History of Dentistry’
‘An extraordinary nurse-led service that offers respite, shelter, recognition’ to homeless
Professor of health systems says it would ‘give oxygen to peculiar views’
TCD researchers carry out comprehensive review into worldwide increase in procedure
Personal stories of thousands of Irish workers are woven into fabric of the NHS
Delays are ‘utterly disgraceful’ and ‘beyond acceptable’, says Clare Daly
Trinity College’s school of nursing and midwifery has pioneered a new research-based app and website called How2tell to offer support to people with epilepsy
Helping people support each other to move from distress to a state of flourishing
We make negative assumptions about videogames, they have benefits, a study claims
The established wisdom that motherhood is best kept to the young is being reconsidered
Anti-abortion lecturer argues that freedom of choice impacts unborn child
Our new reliance on texts and emails cuts across human evolution in a profound way. What are the costs of losing the primacy of face-to-face interaction?
One woman was waiting 12 months for her wheelchair to be fixed, finds MD research
‘There are significant risks to proceeding. As far as I can see, these have not yet been properly considered, and no mitigation is proposed’
Aim of workshop to give people skills to monitor and evaluate their wellness
Report uses suicide data as an indicator to measure levels of violence against children
Jack and Jill Foundation tells of 10 more babies ‘trapped’ in hospitals
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
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices