Mayo Clinic

As kids we get praised for the things we’re good at and our talents quickly become synonymous with what those around us assume to be our defining stre(...)

It is Health Season in The Irish Times. In print and online, we will be offering encouragement and inspiration to help us all improve our ph(...)

Working in a cancer hospital during the first wave of the Covid-19 pandemic in New York wasn’t easy, but it also brought about a sense of unity in the(...)

Health and technology groups are working together to create a digital vaccination passport in the expectation that governments, airlines and other bus(...)

Biogen moved a significant step closer to winning approval for what would be the first new Alzheimer’s drug in the US for decades after staff at the c(...)

The dean of Harvard’s school of public health has called on companies to put public health professionals on their boards and in their top executive ra(...)

Well, ho hum, yes, it nearly is always the boxers isn’t it. Sugar Ray Leonard, who dominated four weight divisions and was king of comebacks, tried it(...)

Anorexia nervosa was first systematically described and named in 1873 by Sir William Gull, physician to Queen Victoria. It is a serious eating disorde(...)

Apple will let software developers include virtual-currency transactions in their applications, paving the way for new forms of money to appear on iPh(...)

If the phrase “strength training” conjures up images of muscle-bound folk hauling massive weights, think again. You can keep those muscles in good sha(...)