Help is now available for women with epilepsy to manage pregnancy and early motherhood

Pancreatic cancer is projected to be the second leading cause of cancer deaths by 2030, but experts say Ireland is failing patients with the disease

Health service users’ experiences of issues such as systems and medical teams not talking to each other, never mind patients, motivates them to drive change

On the wrong side of 60, I reckoned that, in addition to walking the dog twice a day, more all-round, intense activity was needed

A look inside one of Ireland’s 22 dedicated hospital stroke units informs how to recognise the signs and how best to react

Fundamental changes in asthma management are all geared to breaking the inhalers-antibiotics-inhalers-steroids cycle

Positivity abounds around hormone replacement therapy, but is it a panacea for all ageing women?

You may notice your baby’s tongue not lifting, but persistent feeding problems are more likely to alert you to a potential issue

Identical twin sisters aged in their 30s experienced similar cardiac emergencies within months of each other

Lung fibrosis affects about 5,000 people in Ireland, but many patients are left in limbo as higher-profile respiratory illnesses are prioritised for treatment

‘A huge amount of healing comes with being heard,’ says Aedín Gillespie, whose husband Frank died in St Francis Hospice aged 51

When cancer is detected in any child, adolescent or young adult, there is a devastating impact on the entire family. Support can be precious

Kelly, who lost his father at a young age, has used different people’s perspectives on grief, and the love that fuels it, for his comic Porter Loves Cleo

A €2 million investment in counselling supports for men aims to help break the silence around mental health

Bernie and Crohan O’Kennedy could not conceive a baby naturally. Their daughter Pippa, ‘a long-awaited miracle’, arrived in July 2023