Friday 22 January, 2021
Tom Gleeson had to retire from rugby in 2012 due to injury.
The pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) treatment is the most recent development in the field of HIV prevention.
To practice medicine in Ireland you must be registered with the council.
That council has warned that over-prescriptions of the drugs is affecting the safety of Irish patients.
Pep Guardiola did not risk Riyad Mahrez against Liverpool to avoid any complications with the winger’s medicine and doping control.
Benzodiazepine medicine use in women over 65 years is 40% higher than in men, finds a new report.
A new report published today is calling for a scaling-up of clinical research infrastructure in Ireland.
A recent judgement said doctors must have absolute confidence that results are normal – unfortunately, that just isn’t possible, writes Dr Ciarán Ó Riain.
Listed races like these at tracks like Navan will be Medicine Jack’s bread and butter.
Dr Anthony O’Connor writes about how doctors make mistakes – and what we can do about creating an atmosphere that’s not about ‘blame and shame’.
Leinster coach Leo Cullen underlined the quality of the province’s medical team.
On the 30th anniversary of World AIDS Day, women who have HIV still face increased stigma, writes Dr Denise Proudfoot
Here we do our best to explain…
Dora Gorman discusses captaining Ireland at World Cups and European Championships, playing gaelic for Galway and recently graduating top of her class at UCD.
The contraband products have a combined estimated retail value of almost €9,000.
Minister Harris told his Cabinet colleagues his department are looking at how to give “quality assurance” to patients.
Some GPs have as many as 1,218 public patients, while others have just 442.
“We really out here loving a queer man.”
Every year at least 80 people in Ireland develop acute intestinal failure.
Doctors have said that early diagnosis of the disease is key for improving the quality of life.
Its cost could be outweighed by health savings in the area of air pollution disease and death.
The Irish Pharmacy Union has warned that patients could experience “significant disruption for several days”.
Irish Alpine skier Kirsty McGarry chats to The42 about representing Ireland twice at the Winter Olympics and the difficult aftermath.
A high proportion of second-year medical students studying the ‘Cell Cell Communication’ module were found to have achieved A grades in the ‘compromised’ exam.
One in three women are estimated to use ibuprofen in the first three months of pregnancy.
There’s currently no way to predict what strain of the shape-shifting flu virus could trigger another pandemic.
Physicians who played the game had a 53% failure rate, compared to 74% for those who studied the textbooks.
Researchers from Harvard Medical School found there is no correlation between achy joints and rainfall.
The research was made at University College London.
An Irish woman whose three children have disabilities will give evidence at a public hearing today.
The RSCI has published a survey about the medical workforce in Ireland.
A new study has found that moisturisers marked ‘fragrance free’ and ‘hypoallergenic’ often were not.
The test could also cut testing times from 48 hours to one hour.
It’s the first set of offers since a new points system was introduced.
In life or death cases involving children, should they be kept anonymous?
A 5% drop in measles, mumps and rubella vaccinations caused a threefold increase in annual measles cases, a new study found.
Misuse and overuse of antibiotics are leading to a dangerous resistance.
Zion Harvey is the first person to undergo a double hand transplant.
“The boy wanted to be able to climb monkey bars and grip a baseball.”
First human trial of the ‘microneedle patch’ that ‘punctures skin painlessly’ can be self-administered.
