Consultant oncologist says inequity between public and private healthcare ‘very troubling’

Oncologist says immunotherapy treatments are too dear and costs need to be reined in

Áine Morgan believes immunotherapy drug Pembrolizumab can offer her a lifeline

Eurovision mania kicks off on the ‘Late Late’ while self-confessed quiz nut Jeremy Clarkson hosts special edition of ‘Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?’

Storm Ophelia brings out the best from radio’s presenters, as each show gives us their own take on Monday’s hurricane

Conference at St Vincent’s will discuss advances in how disease is being treated

Leading medics call on facility to outline its position amid National Maternity Hospital row

Board of St Vincent’s to review move to religious-owned site in wake of controversy

Synge Street in Dublin 8 is turning to the Irish language to restore pupil numbers

Group calls on St Vincent’s to continue employing specialist in sarcoma Alexia Bertuzzi

Decisions on new treatments should not be driven by media or political attention

Numerous controversies over huge costs of drugs have erupted. What price do we put on life?

Lifesaving drugs denied to seriously ill patients by slow HSE decision-making

Sidelights of Irish political life: Car parks, farm lanes and enduring absence from home

Senator and professor has an unassailable zeal for cancer research and health service reform

Precedents do not augur well for real reform

Move to be welcomed given the insidious threat to children in such a confined environment

Health authorities say children are more susceptible to the impact of second-hand smoke

Patients can be genetically tested tested to see who would benefit from the treatment