Despite a National Deep Brain Stimulation Service in operation since 2022, insufficient resources mean that many Irish patients are still going to the UK for treatment, writes Michael McHale ...

Pharmacological treatment options Several pharmacological interventions have been proven superior to placebo in aiding ...

A new study aims to further explore whether there is a link between the shingles vaccine and dementia – could it delay onset?

The announcement of Dr Mike Ryan’s departure from the World Health Organisation is an ominous sign of the challenges facing ...

The spring meeting of the Irish Society for Rheumatology brought together experts from across Ireland and the UK to highlight ...

Ed Madden, BL, looks at a recent High Court case which dealt  with an application on behalf of a young woman that she be ...

Dr Ray O’Connor takes a look at the latest clinical articles on sleep – and how efforts to improve people's experience of it ...

The review of paediatric critical care found that 148 children were treated in an adult ICU in 2023, while just 65 were cared ...

Prof Patrick Forde of the Trinity St James’s Cancer Institute presented the findings at the latest meeting of the American ...

Less alcohol and cigarette consumption, but higher levels of headaches and feeling low highlighted in new study of Irish ...

Children’s Health Ireland has said it is unable to publish a report into alleged abuse of waiting lists by one of its ...

“In comparison to younger patients, the present study highlights that older adults who experience major trauma are frequently ...