Undetected Coeliac Disease Causing Infertility: Lancet Study
It is estimated that at least 6% of women suffering from infertility do so due to undiagnosed or untreated coeliac
Biodiversity Loss Biggest Driver of Infectious Disease Outbreak: Study
According to a study, the primary environmental factor increasing the risk and spread of infectious disease epidemics is biodiversity loss.
As the Pollen Count Surges, Experts Advice on Reducing Fever Symptoms
There will be sunshine, dry, stable weather, and high pressure over the weekend. However, Met Éireann predicts a high pollen
Regular Blood Pressure Checks Could Save from ‘Silent Killer’: Irish Heart Foundation
The Irish Heart Foundation is advising people to get their blood pressure checked in order to screen for the “silent
A Breakthrough in Breast Cancer Study Could Result in More Effective and Customized Therapies
A novel instrument created by scientists may result in more effective, customized therapies for advanced breast cancer. Scientists at the
HSE Cautions on Lime Disease as 400 People get Infected with Tick Illness Annually
The Health Protection Surveillance Centre (HPSC) has provided helpful guidance on preventing tick bites, which can result in the bacterial
With Certain Men Not Washing Hands, Infection Risk in Hospital Unisex Toilets Rises: Study
A new study suggests that while converting male and female hospital toilets into unisex facilities may alleviate space issues in
Dr Monica Peres: A Self-check a Day Keeps the Doctor Away
According to Dr. Monica Peres, basic tests that we can perform at home should be the first step in our
International Cancer Conference to be Organized in Farmleigh, Dublin
An international conference aimed at promoting greater cooperation in tackling cancer is taking place in Farmleigh, Dublin. Leading cancer experts
Nutritionist Nichole Andrews Offers Helpful Tips for Cancer-free Lifestyle
A dietitian that focuses on cancer patients has disclosed the dietary advice she gives them in an effort to prevent
