National Institute For Health

The lasting impact on the millions who have had the disease is still being assessed

Specialist Dr Deirdre Lundy says discussion of issue on radio a turning point in Ireland

Authority warns one brand of patches will be out of stock until May as demand increases

From security trays to infected passengers on aircraft, flying puts us at risk of contracting a host of respiratory viruses

Current expenditure on these patches is €30m a year yet their effectiveness in the treatment of osteoarthritis is not backed up by clinical evidence

Dublin Airport says security trays are ‘cleaned on a continuous cycle’

VW paid for an experiment where monkeys were put in airtight chambers inhaling fumes from a diesel VW Beetle - but the test was rigged

Treatment ‘almost miraculous’ in successfully targeting childhood leukaemia

Revolutionary Car-T treatment re-engineers blood cells in patients with leukaemia

Jennifer O’Connell: Babies die because of limited access to ultrasound in Ireland

British man is first of 50 people to complete trial using two-stage attack on deadly virus

Small Business Inside Track Q&ADr Arthur Cummings, owner and medical director, Wellington Eye Clinic

When do natural pregnancy and baby worries become clinically significant symptoms?

The cost of powerful new drugs is pushing health budgets to the limit