Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland

It can be a confusing and fearful time but experts say avoiding exercise is not the answer

Novo Nordisk’s UK affiliate has been suspended from industry body there for marketing breaches

Many doctors see gender-based issues as impacting significantly upon their careers, recent research shows

Political squeamishness over need to rationalise hospitals on either side of the Border

At present, 25 hospitals provide round-the-clock emergency surgery, presenting staffing challenges

Dublin-born doctor had a long career in public health in the developing world: ‘When there was a tough place to be and a difficult job to do, we’d send Muireann’

Innovators need to be able to rebound from failure and pivot to contend with new opportunities and realities

Women with dense breast tissue are twice as likely to develop breast cancer

Project brings together an artist, a composer and a neurophysiologist to evoke and explain the inner workings of a seizure

Surgeons Deborah McNamara and Kevin Barry offer insight into how hospitals can deal with backlogs in surgery in the context of Covid and why Ireland needs more surgeons

‘Pandemic babies’ social skills may have lagged, but they are resilient and will catch up, said RCSI researcher

University says underfunding and high student-staff ratios to blame for drop down global league table

An ardent nationalist writes that admitting who we truly are might help us find common ground to overcome political conflict

British health authorities offering smallpox vaccine to close contacts of those affected

RIA president commends scholarly achievements, international distinction, contributions to Irish society

‘Tailored process’ developed to support registration and vetting of qualified Ukrainians

Healthcare: choosing to study medicine is not a decision to be taken lightly

More than 1,000 are hospitalised for disease caused by smoking each year

Thought to be significant pent-up demand after surgeries dropped 20% in pandemic

The breakthrough was led by researchers in Trinity College Dublin

An Irishman’s Diary

CervicalCheck report author says 9 men on 13-strong panel marks ‘deficient’ process

Woman takes case against Dealgan House over death of mother in first pandemic wave

SF leader says Government should do more to ‘cushion people’ from rise in cost of living

Group of 25 people sought to consider how should genetics be applied and regulated

New WHO/Unicef report finds many formula marketing practices breach standards

New centre at Connolly hospital will be used to give medical students clinical knowledge early in their training

Ebtisam al-Saegh’s phone hacked by Pegasus software, human rights groups say

Early overseas evidence shows variant is not causing same level of severe disease

Engineer built international one-stop shop for medtech research and development

First corporate move by Welshman since stepping down from top job at Irish lender

Universities block access to more than 80 essay mills to protect academic standards

However, many of those infected can experience residual cardiac symptoms

Companies can help by offering programmes focusing on transition and adaptability

Trinity climbs to 146th, but four colleges slip down Times Higher Education league table

RCSI researchers seek to explain why some suffer side-effects long after infection cleared

Students will need to show proof of vaccination to avail of college canteens or bars

Government announced a funding injection of €4 million designed to combat waiting times

Government decided to permit use in younger age groups despite rare blood clots