Prime Highlights: The European Union approved Kisunla, an Alzheimer’s drug by Eli Lilly, for treating mild cognitive impairment and early-stage

Prime Highlights:  A new twice-yearly HIV prevention injection, lenacapavir, will be available at low cost in 120 lower-income countries starting

Prime Highlight  A study by Karolinska Institutet shows that healthy, full-term infants under three months are also at significant risk

Prime Highlights: A new blood test in the UK could make Alzheimer’s diagnosis faster, easier, and more affordable for patients

Prime Highlights:  No link between COVID-19 infection or vaccination during pregnancy and developmental delays in children, according to a large-scale

Prime Highlights:  Around 20% of UK medical students are considering dropping out due to poor mental health, according to a

Prime Highlights: Over 12 million people in the UK (one in five adults) are affected by diabetes or prediabetes. 1.3

Prime Highlights:  The UK’s National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has approved exagamglogene autotemcel (exa-cel), a CRISPR-based gene

Key Highlights:  Oesophageal Awareness Month is observed to spread awareness  Prolong Sore Throat and Pain Needs Immediate Medical Attention  Due

Key Highlights  Exercise Improves Brain Insulin Sensitivity  Enhanced Glucose Tolerence and Fat Oxidation  Neuroprotective benefits of exercise  The authors in

Key Highlights:  Innovative Bioprinting Technique  Improved Structural and Functional Maturity  Predictive Computational Model  That of University of Galway is one

Prime Highlights:  A person in the UK was infected with avian influenza after prolonged contact with infected birds on a

Prime Highlights:  The National Pharmacy Association (NPA) urges tighter controls on online sales of weight loss drugs like Wegovy and

Prime Highlights: A world-first study reveals adults with ADHD may have shorter life expectancies than those without the condition. Men

Prime Highlights: Scientists in Italy identified a rare mutation in the GRIN2C gene, linked to Alzheimer’s disease, in a family

Prime Highlights: Nurses warn of unsafe conditions, with patients dying in hospital corridors due to severe overcrowding. Two-thirds of nurse’s

Prime Highlights:  The study discovered 293 novel genetic variations linked to depression, contributing to a total of 697 genetic markers

Prime Highlights: A new study found that most microplastics in drinking water are smaller than 20 microns, which is below

Prime Highlights: A new study finds that children with obesity diagnosed with cancer face worse health outcomes, including higher risks

Prime Highlights: A new meta-analysis found that comprehensive bans on tobacco advertising, promotion, and sponsorship (TAPS) reduce smoking odds by

Prime Highlights: AI could improve IVF success by analyzing data to optimize treatment decisions. Research indicates that targeting follicle size

Prime Highlights: Urgent patients in Portuguese hospitals face wait times over nine hours. Hospitals in Lisbon, Coimbra, and Portimão report

Prime Highlights: New research shows that about half of dementia patients will survive less than five years after diagnosis. People

Prime Highlights: Study published in JAMA Network Open reveals that France’s youth, aged 25 and under, have significantly increased their

Prime Highlights: A single cigarette can decrease life expectancy by 20 minutes, according to a new study by University College

Prime Highlights: Milan enforces a citywide smoking ban in outdoor and public spaces starting January 1, 2025. Fines for violators

Prime Highlights: A patient in Brittany tested positive for a new, more dangerous strain of mpox, linked to recent travellers

Prime Highlights: In Christmas, more than 1,500 emergency calls have been recorded in Romania. Doctors working in ambulances have been

Prime Highlights: The new law will set stringent requirements which include raising the age to 20 for purchasing tobacco products

Prime Highlights: The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has warned that aromatic brominated flame retardants may be subjected to wider EU

The Department of Agriculture states that “strict biosecurity” is the most effective strategy to stop an outbreak. Following the discovery

Poliovirus has already been found in the sewer of three European countries named Germany, Poland, and Spain. No case of

As research indicates, GLP-1 receptor agonists are those antidiabetic drugs designed with the primary intention of tackling the type 2

A recent study sheds light on a possible threat of overdependency among radiologists on artificial intelligence (AI) tools when using

A new Swedish study has shown that artificial intelligence could enhance the detection of breast cancer at screening by as

CAR-T cell therapy, as shown in recent clinical trials to be promising for aggressive brain and spinal cord tumors in

The European regulators changed their minds and have thus recommended marketing authorization for the Alzheimer’s drug, lecanemab, branded as Leqembi,

A new study has found therapy using digital avatars to have a reductive effect on symptoms of psychosis, particularly in

The emergence of Clade Ib has been admitted by the authorities in the United Kingdom for the first time even

A stern notice posted by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has said that toxic substances could be found in 6

A pioneering AI device which the developers claim can distinguish between high-risk heart patients is set to be put to

An extraordinary surge in recent reports of cases of whooping cough, or pertussis, had indeed surfaced in a number of

Parliament is set to consider a draft bill to legalize assisted suicide for patients who are terminally ill for the

The WHO has collaborated with the Ministry of Health in Armenia to strengthen its control program against TB. It embraces

France has been one of the many European countries that has refused to put the weight loss drug Wegovy under

The regional office for Europe of the World Health Organization announces a new initiative to engage Non-State actors (NSAs) in

The World Health Organization on the Ground — WHO, in collaboration with its partners, has opened a new modular primary

A recently released study found that the Novo Nordisk diabetes drug Ozempic significantly lowers the risk of opioid overdoses in

On May 29, a Latvian digital clinic Medon announced that the company had received investments in the amount of EUR

Scientists at the Barrow Neurological Institute and Mayo Clinic have published findings from a new study indicating that exposure to

Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS), a common health condition afflicting woman of childbearing years, continues to be marred by a lack

It may be time to take action against the spread of the West Nile virus (WNV) in southern Spain, where

MILTON a computer algorithm has been developed to investigate patient test results commonly collected by GPs to detect patterns in

Latvia has unveiled a new roadmap aimed at improving access to medicines, in accordance with the World Health Organization (WHO)

NHS patients in England with von Hippel-Lindau (VHL) disease now have access to the first-ever drug specifically approved for their

A surge in preventive healthcare in Czechia marks a positive shift in public health behavior, as citizens increasingly focus on

In a groundbreaking public health initiative, the NHS has officially launched its first-ever vaccination program against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV)

The World Health Organization (WHO) has called on manufacturers of mpox in vitro diagnostics (IVDs) to submit expressions of interest

Concussion patients often face persistent and severe symptoms following a head injury, yet traditional diagnostic methods frequently fall short in

A team of scientists and researchers is embarking on a groundbreaking project to analyze hundreds of thousands of brain scans

Researchers at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University have successfully induced a hibernation-like state in tadpoles

The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the surge of mpox in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and

Obesity treatment should prioritize health improvement over mere weight loss, according to international obesity experts in a new paper published

An emerging virus dubbed ‘sloth fever’ has sparked concerns after 19 cases were confirmed in Europe, marking the first known

The Virgen del Rocío Hospital in Seville has become the first in Spain to utilize artificial human skin for advanced

Public health officials are currently investigating a small number of hepatitis A cases in North Lanarkshire. NHS Lanarkshire has identified

Only one person has been diagnosed with mosquito-borne chikungunya fever in Paris, only days before the Olympics, according to French

Researchers have discovered that tumor-treating fields (TTFs) enhance the cytotoxic degranulation of natural killer (NK) cells, aiding in the elimination

Walking up to 10,000 steps every day is the key to improving health. Looking for a proven tonic for both

An urgent alert has been issued regarding a significant infection caused by the Hepatitis C virus, with health experts advising

A new combined blood test for cognitive decline boasts a 90% accuracy rate in determining whether memory loss is due

Shingrix Linked to Substantial Reduction in Dementia Diagnoses in the Six Years Post-Vaccination  Researchers have raised hopes for delaying dementia

Wearing surgical face masks in public spaces has been found to reduce the risk of self-reported respiratory symptoms, according to

Professor Mohamed Elmasry suggests that daytime naps can serve as a “reset” for our brains, enhancing memory and cognitive function.

The physical differences between treated and untreated mice were stark. A new drug has increased the lifespans of mice by

Heparin, a common blood thinner, has been identified as a potential inexpensive antidote for cobra bites, significantly reducing injuries caused

The free flu vaccine is now available to everyone over the age of 60 and children under the age of

A study conducted by Lund University in Sweden found that people with tattoos are at a higher risk of developing

Chocolate and cheese are associated with a 54% lower incidence of gum disease. Researchers believe that eating chocolate could reduce

A new study has linked popular weight-loss medications Ozempic and Wegovy to an eye condition that can cause blindness. The

Norovirus, one of the most prevalent causes of gastroenteritis, is on the rise in Ireland, the HSE has warned. The

According to the most recent data, there has been a notable increase in the number of confirmed instances of Covid-19

Dr. Eamonn Shanahan is encouraging patients with COVID-like symptoms to separate themselves in order to protect the elderly and fragile,

A doctor has taken to TikTok to share advice on what to eat and what to avoid to reduce the

Brain disease is one of Ireland’s most serious public-health, societal, and economic issues. With one-third of the population impacted over

Viral infections are on the rise, including colds, COVID-19, and tonsillitis. According to the latest data from the HPSC, there

Elixir Medical officials have announced the novel bioadaptive implant, the DynamX Sirolimus-Eluting Coronary Bioadaptor System, has received Breakthrough Device Designation

A recent amendment to the EU’s In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Device Regulation (IVDR) has garnered praise from a medical device

A recent study found that an Apple Watch linked with an iPhone can detect changes in Parkinson’s symptoms over time

The World Health Organization (WHO) blames four major sectors – tobacco, ultra-processed foods (UPFs), fossil fuels, and alcohol – for

According to recent studies, viagra enhances blood flow to the brain and may help prevent dementia. Researchers at the University

It has been demonstrated that combining a form of brain training with electrical brain stimulation at home can help individuals

With the identification of a primary cause of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and the realization that the illness may be

Many women who deal with the symptoms “are forced to suffer in silence.” For Irish businesses, a new accrediting program

Experts in medicine have voiced concerns about the rise in sepsis cases. In total, 3,219 people in Irish hospitals lost

As the VHI Women’s Mini Marathon approaches on June 2, a women’s health expert has shared valuable insights on adapting

University Hospital Galway (UHG) has made history by performing the first-ever implantation of an Irish-developed heart protector sensor in an

As a global wave of vaccine development sweeps across nations, countries are racing to immunize their populations against a range

The Bon Secours Hospital Cork has unveiled a groundbreaking robotic-assisted surgery programme that will enable the hospital to treat approximately

A new study has revealed an alarming trend of increasing obesity rates among pregnant women attending one of Ireland’s major

According to Tim Spector, the creator of the Zoe health app and a professor of genetic epidemiology at King’s College

The announcement that the Health Service Executive had authorized the novel medicine abemaciclib for the treatment of breast cancer was

It is estimated that at least 6% of women suffering from infertility do so due to undiagnosed or untreated coeliac

According to a study, the primary environmental factor increasing the risk and spread of infectious disease epidemics is biodiversity loss.

There will be sunshine, dry, stable weather, and high pressure over the weekend. However, Met Éireann predicts a high pollen

The Irish Heart Foundation is advising people to get their blood pressure checked in order to screen for the “silent

A novel instrument created by scientists may result in more effective, customized therapies for advanced breast cancer. Scientists at the

The Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) has provided helpful guidance on preventing tick bites, which can result in the bacterial

A new study suggests that while converting male and female hospital toilets into unisex facilities may alleviate space issues in

According to Dr. Monica Peres, basic tests that we can perform at home should be the first step in our

An international conference aimed at promoting greater cooperation in tackling cancer is taking place in Farmleigh, Dublin. Leading cancer experts

A dietitian that focuses on cancer patients has disclosed the dietary advice she gives them in an effort to prevent

The Health Service Executive has issued a cautionary alert regarding potential measles exposure at a children’s play centre in Dublin.

Breakthrough Cancer Research, a cancer-focused medical research charity, has unveiled a new €115k partnership with Royal London Ireland, one of

A campaign is underway to strengthen state funding for patient support services provided by the Irish Heart Foundation, which a

A groundbreaking study has revealed the safety and effectiveness of a drug targeting the fundamental defect underlying cystic fibrosis in

Doctors at Tallaght University Hospital (TUH) are able to diagnose Alzheimer’s disease early thanks to a new AI-powered technology that

As World Health Day approaches on April 7th, Dr. Doireann O’Leary, a respected figure with a large Instagram following, shares

A recent study suggests that experiencing stressful life events in middle age may heighten the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.

A new report released today reveals that the rate of caesarean section deliveries has surpassed one in three births, reaching

Trinity College Dublin scientists have unearthed 4,000-year-old human molars containing evidence of bacteria responsible for tooth decay and gum disease.

New findings show a considerable increase in STIs among young women in Ireland last year. The number of STIs recorded

A pharmaceutical now licensed for leukemia can assist people with multiple myeloma when combined with another therapy, according to new

The Mayo Pink Ribbon Charity Cycle 2024 was officially launched at ATU Mayo, featuring an engaging presentation on the latest

New Irish research suggests that two common vitamins commonly taken by pregnant women to prevent birth defects may also play

As our population ages, the already high burden of cancer grows. We hear from a cancer researcher about how her

A recent analysis on trends over the past 20 years published in Nature found that average concentrations of tiny and

This year, there has been confirmation of a fourth measles case in Ireland. It comes after three other occurrences in

Even though 26% of all women worldwide are of reproductive age, or almost half of the population, discussing menstruation and

The World Health Organization reported a concerning outbreak of psittacosis, commonly known as parrot fever, affecting individuals across several European

The HSE urges Leitrim to participate in the efforts to eradicate cervical cancer on International HPV Awareness Day, encouraging everyone

A group of scientists from University College Cork (UCC) at the APC Microbiome Ireland SFI Research Centre, along with researchers

A highly contagious illness is currently circulating throughout Ireland, and people are advised to watch out for the warning signs.

At Forth Valley Royal Hospital, two new imaging machines have been installed to enhance the diagnosis and treatment of various

Chemists in the UK will cease selling cough syrups containing codeine linctus due to concerns over addiction. The UK medicines’

Former Chief Medical Officer Tony Holohan has secured a new medical position following the collapse of his previous job offer

A recent study has established a correlation between personality traits like anxiety and irritability and early indications of heart aging.

A new report released today reveals that seven deaths attributed to measles have occurred in the European Union so far

Today, a Dáil committee was informed that Ireland is witnessing the loss of thousands of lives annually due to a

A recent study suggests a groundbreaking blood test that could forecast dementia up to 15 years before diagnosis. Researchers identified

A “promising” novel medication has emerged that could improve survival rates for women diagnosed with the most aggressive type of

The survey on vaccine awareness in Ireland revealed that over one-third of individuals are oblivious to the existence of vaccines

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly is set to inform Cabinet colleagues about the high likelihood of a measles outbreak among

The recommended vaccines target human papillomaviruses (HPV), responsible for various cancers, including cervical cancer, and hepatitis B (HBV), associated with

The HSE is cautioning parents about a notable surge in measles cases in certain areas of the UK and Europe.

Elevated sodium intake and insufficient potassium intake are prevalent and associated with high blood pressure (hypertension), increasing the risk of

For those suffering from sleep apnea, hyperbaric oxygenation therapy (HBOT) appears to be a viable option because it provides a

Patients in the National Health Service are being administered a novel kind of weight-loss tablet that includes a gastric balloon

In a recent study, researchers from the University of Limerick discovered that while screening for common reasons is low, individuals

The fictitious virus might kill 20 times as many people than the Covid outbreak, the World Health Organization has warned.

The director of Elite Living Nutrition is Laura Warren, a multi-award-winning health and nutrition professional from Inistioge, County Kilkenny, who

It has been alerted that a hazardous synthetic opiate that caused multiple overdoses in Ireland last month is still in

GP Monaghan Dr. Illona Duffy discusses scabies with Claire, including how to recognize it and what to do if you

Strong spices have long been associated with healing, cleansing, and purification. Jewish people meticulously prepare meals for Havdalah, the Shabbat

Irish homes are ordering 10,000 free home test kits for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) each month, according to the minister

In March 2020, Europe faced unprecedented challenges as the World Health Organization’s statement led to the continent shutting its borders

Lupin Ltd, a leading pharmaceutical company, has received approval from the United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) for its

As winter begins, Dr. Mandy Cohen, the director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), warns of an

Winston Churchill is credited with saying, “Never let a good crisis go to waste,” during World War II. However, Saul

Moderna and Merck have reported positive midstage trial data for their experimental cancer vaccine used in combination with Merck’s Keytruda

According to a study, 15.6% of Irish adults over 50 have the illness, but 98% are unaware of it. The

 The Biden administration is considering the use of march-in rights, a controversial policy, to seize patents of certain expensive medications

The Health Service Executive voiced worry that a lack of vaccination uptake might be putting more strain on hospitals. The

Healthcare professionals in Hungary will see a further increase in wages as part of the second phase of wage hikes

Goodwin provided advisory services to investor Gilde Healthcare on the financing of the acquisition of medical technology manufacturer Koscher &

As citizens consider health plans on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) insurance marketplaces, experts advise running projections and reconsidering common

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has taken steps to address the new drug shortage for protecting infants

Research that will be presented at the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) annual conference next week suggests that higher

The app was able to predict hospitalization needs around three weeks ahead of a heart failure event in a trial

COVID-19 can be carried by a wide variety of wild animals, including many domestic animals like deer mice, red foxes,

A handbook for the application of whole genome sequencing (WGS) in food safety has been published by the World Health

Sometimes it’s hard to think of anything that Brexit hasn’t made worse. It’s not that all that is wrong with

Amazon Pharmacy customers in College Station, Texas, can now receive prescription medications delivered by drone, according to a company blog

Your brain may benefit from one nutrient that is either in two foods or is available as a supplement. A

2023 has seen an unprecedented global intensification of the climate emergency due to a number of compounding disasters and the

Researchers from the University of Kentucky have found that patients are having difficulty locating a primary care physician in seven

The 2023 Kent Mental Wellbeing Awards honoured the top initiatives and organizations in the area that are working to enhance

Amazon Pharmacy customers in College Station, Texas, can now receive prescription medications delivered by drone, according to a company blog

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is taking a significant step by proposing a ban on the use of formaldehyde

Tilray Medical, a division of Tilray Brands, is contributing to an independent clinical trial researching the efficacy of medical cannabis

People suffering from painful hand osteoarthritis may find relief through an affordable existing drug, according to a study led by

On October 12, World Arthritis Day is observed to raise awareness about arthritis, a term encompassing over 100 different joint-related

A report published in the Lancet Neurology journal predicts a significant increase in stroke-related deaths globally by 2050. According to

Precision Neuroscience has acquired a manufacturing plant in Dallas to expedite the production of its brain implant component, the Layer

Novartis has successfully completed the spinoff of its generics and biosimilars business, Sandoz. The shares of Sandoz began trading at

Structure Therapeutics saw a significant surge in its stock price, rising over 30%, following positive results from an early-stage trial

World Heart Day is an annual global observance on September 29 dedicated to raising awareness about the critical importance of

A study conducted by the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) has found that there is no clear

A recent study has raised concerns about Merck’s antiviral Covid pill, molnupiravir, suggesting that it can cause mutations in the

A Florida nurse practitioner, Elizabeth Hernandez, has been convicted by a federal jury in Miami for her role in a

Elon Musk’s neurotech startup, Neuralink, is set to begin recruiting patients for its first-in-human clinical trial known as the PRIME

More than 60,000 healthcare workers have voted to authorize a strike against Kaiser Permanente if an agreement is not reached

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recommended updated single-strain COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna for all

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States has granted approval for updated COVID-19 vaccines from Pfizer and

Dr. Jake Shine, a third-year orthopedics resident at Kettering Health Dayton in Ohio, harnessed the power of virtual reality (VR)

The decision to reserve Covid-19 booster shots for those aged 65 and above during the upcoming winter has been praised

A recent report highlights a concerning issue: almost half of the instances of anxiety and depression among new and expectant

In Windsor-Essex, concerns arise as three mosquito pools have been found to test positive for the West Nile virus, according

Watercress has emerged as the ultimate superfood, claiming the top spot in a recent study that evaluated 47 fruits and

YouTube has unveiled new guidelines aimed at combatting medical misinformation on its video platform. The company plans to reorganize its

San Sebastian has been an attraction for the tourist for its vibrant red flame trees, along with the aesthetics of

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