Sheila Wayman

Young survivors need medical and psycho-social support to cope with ‘payback’

Palliative care is an additional layer of support for people with life-limiting conditions, with early referrals tending to do better

National programme offers cancer survivors a lifeline for moving on after treatment

Closures of early childhood education and care centres outnumbered those opening and providers have long waiting lists

Latest Tusla figures show early childhood care centres are growing more scarce, particularly in some parts of the country

Ellen Kavanagh’s mother had a type of dementia characterised by hallucinations

Dementia is called the long goodbye and its impact on the person and their family is profound

Smartphone use can affect babies’ mental health, their speech development and could put them at risk of overfeeding if parents are preoccupied

Phones are a useful part of family life. Finding the right balance, rather than completely eliminating them, is key

Women who seek this surgery usually want a reduction in the size of their vulva’s inner labia

Why lack of knowledge about a sexual organ persists

Specialist clinic validates ‘misunderstood’ pregnancy complication of hyperemesis gravidarum

‘Morning sickness’ is part of a normal pregnancy, but hyperemesis is not

Technological innovations tackle health and social challenges in Dublin

After all our efforts and worries, will our style of parenting have had as much impact as we might like to think on the way they turned out as adults?