Census shows difference in professional and unskilled workers’ perceptions of health
Consultants’ body to tell Medical Council crisis is due to HSE difficulties recruiting and retaining staff
HSE approval means cost of nivolumab will be reimbursed for some treatments
Navan woman, 34, says nivolumab offers hope for ‘unpredictable’ cancer
Some babies who would benefit from treatment are missed, pediatrician says
Avoidable deaths taking place in hospitals due to unacceptable treatment delays -- IHCA
Parents do not expect child to come into contact with bleach at dentists, Minister says
Mother said young son was ‘very distressed, very uncomfortable’ and his mouth was sore after dentist visit
Almost 500,000 people waiting for outpatient treatment, NTPF says
State has no specialist nurses or dedicated clinics for sufferers of condition
Huntington’s disease sufferers in North highlight ‘completely unacceptable’ lack of specialist support
Respreeza used to treat alpha-1 - a hereditary condition that is unusually common in State
HSE-funded Corbally House continued to provide drug after warning from authorities
Irish Cancer Society says UK study raises ‘very valid issues’
Study finds children whose mothers took vitamins were less likely to develop autism
Eight deaths reported to the CSO in 2016 where the cause of death was AIDS or HIV
HSE not funding treatment, costing up to €411,000 a year, due to doubt over clinical benefit
Sums paid for professional fees and expert reports grew by 20 per cent since 2011
Minister for Health says Taoiseach is a ‘breath of fresh air’
Power ran unsuccessfully as an independent for a Dáil seat in last election
Home inspections would not be needed as regulation would apply to service provider
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