‘The job comes first’: For many doctors, their own health is secondary
Doctors are told they should have their own GPs – but that’s not always the case
Doctors are told they should have their own GPs – but that’s not always the case
Anxiety is a normal emotion but can become problematic. Here is what to look out for
In ways we have it good here, with little Covid. But we also feel isolated, far from family
Company publishes new data following criticism of interim results as it seeks US approval
Company may have released ‘outdated information’, monitoring board says
It’s not edible, but it can save lives in fight against coronavirus, explains virologist Ian Mackay
Roche recently paid €380m for the company founded by Mr Cooper and Prof Luke O’Neill
Inflazome, company he founded with Luke O’Neill, sold to Roche for an initial €380m
Four of the eight finalists have built businesses in biotech, pharma and employee engagement
Designation means it will be easier for Irish company to gain approval for therapy
Ireland international is a keen traveller and is content to be considered as a Sevens ‘lifer’
Experts say it will be at least a year to 18 months before vaccine is available for use
Promoting science to replace religion often has the opposite effect, and scientists would be well-advised to stop picking futile fights
Blocked nose, watering eyes, a sore throat – the signs of a cold are all too familiar
10 per cent of the earth’s wilderness which serves as a brake to effects of climate change has been lost since the 1990s
In a decade, the disease could effectively be eliminated as a public health problem in Australia
Creator of HPV vaccine hopes crisis will encourage parents to have children immunised
Scientists based in Ireland and Australia discover crystals deep within earth surface
Emigrants who left during the recession say they are being deterred from returning due to high fees
Experts dumbfounded after boy’s feet covered in what looked like hundreds of little pin holes
The first study into the negative social and psychological impact of the No campaign in Ireland
Australian rodent was known to have lived only on Bramble Cay in Great Barrier Reef
Archerfish are able to identify faces they have seen before, according to new study
Humans have managed to change the atmosphere on a global scale, and as a result the planet is warming up
The latex condoms do not lose durability despite being 30% thinner than existing products
Identification of aircraft part washed up on Réunion island could happen this week
A marine scientist has placed a ‘minimum figure’ on the value of the seven seas in an effort to revive conservation. But isn’t the monetisation of nature a risky business?
Researchers say risk of strokes and dying from disease greater in female patients
Researchers believe finding a balance between your gadgets and other half is the secret to happiness
Drug pipelines have dried up across the world, and scientists warn that we could be facing an era without antibiotics. Thankfully, ‘nature is a great mother of invention’
Social scientists tells Maynooth conference policy should not be ‘solely based on data’
An Australian study has found that using a phone has an effect on gait
Call for ‘conservative diagnosis’ after guidelines for disorder changed
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices