Nature Microbiology paper finds that inoculation delivered through the nose activates immune response that shields both the ...

St John of God meeting to address issues around substance use among adolescents and people with mild intellectual disability ...

This recognition celebrates the organisations’ commitment to advancing cardiovascular education, clinical excellence, and ...

Welcome to this week's issue of The Week in Medicine – a round-up of all the happenings in the world of Irish medicine ...

Dr Ray O’Connor contines his look at recent clinical articles on therapeutics, particlularly in the fields of cardiology, and ...

The president of the Irish Medical Organisation (IMO) has warned that more needs to be done to address health inequalities ...

Multiple myeloma remains an incurable blood cancer, with nearly all patients relapsing and requiring subsequent therapy ...

More information and education is needed to address end-of-life needs of people with the neurological condition, event this ...

HIQA assessment finds intervention would cost €2.7 million over a decade, but further capacity investments, including the ...

Irish researchers have developed a new memory tool for early recognition of rare types of lymphoma. The ‘A-F Think MF’ ...

The Medical Council has condemned the increasing trend in the targeting of healthcare workers, including racial abuse of ...

Dr David Liska, Chair of the Department of Colorectal Surgery at the Cleveland Clinic, presents the Ian Lavery Master ...