Irish Medical Organisation

While on holiday in Western Canada last month I had what you might call my first personal brush with climate change. A day after we left accommodatio(...)

What happens when you are too sick to make it into work? As we all fall ill from time to time, it seems like it should be straightforward enough. Diff(...)

The year 1984 became notorious for a number of stories involving women, pregnancy outside marriage, and their treatment by society, church and State(...)

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has pledged to offer seven- and eight-year-old children free GP care from next year, but doctors immediately warned that tough (...)

A HPV vaccination programme for boys will proceed in September despite tensions around medical staffing levels, the Health Service Executive (HSE) has(...)

GPs have overwhelmingly backed the €210 million deal with the Government to reverse cuts made during the economic downturn and reform the management o(...)

The holding company behind the National Association of General Practitioners is to go into voluntary liquidation. However, the organisation says it i(...)

Ireland is “sleepwalking” into the legalisation of cannabis on the back of a campaign of misinformation about the drug, according to doctors who have (...)

Pay discussions to encourage the recruitment of medical consultants will also have to consider the concept of not having private practice in public ho(...)

The National Association of General Practitioners (NAGP) has lost about 200 members in recent weeks since the Government reached agreement with the Ir(...)