Abuse of Codeine Cough Syrup Led to Prohibition on its Sales in the UK
Chemists in the UK will cease selling cough syrups containing codeine linctus due to concerns over addiction. The UK medicines’
Tony Holohan Poised for a New Role as Cancer Consultant within HSE
Former Chief Medical Officer Tony Holohan has secured a new medical position following the collapse of his previous job offer
Faster Heart Ageing Associated with Anxiety and Irritability: Study
A recent study has established a correlation between personality traits like anxiety and irritability and early indications of heart aging.
With Measles Toll Reaching Seven, Health Experts Urge Public for Vaccination
A new report released today reveals that seven deaths attributed to measles have occurred in the European Union so far
These diseases are largely preventable – junk food and alcohol costing thousands of Irish lives each year: Janis Morrissey
Today, a Dáil committee was informed that Ireland is witnessing the loss of thousands of lives annually due to a
New Blood Test Breakthrough Predicts Alzheimer’s 15 Years Before Diagnosis
A recent study suggests a groundbreaking blood test that could forecast dementia up to 15 years before diagnosis. Researchers identified
New Medicine Effective on Breast Cancer Discovered: Study
A “promising” novel medication has emerged that could improve survival rates for women diagnosed with the most aggressive type of
A Third of Individuals Lack Awareness that Vaccines could Potentially Prevent Certain Cancers
The survey on vaccine awareness in Ireland revealed that over one-third of individuals are oblivious to the existence of vaccines
Donnelly Warns of a High Likelihood of Measles Outbreak Among the Unvaccinated
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly is set to inform Cabinet colleagues about the high likelihood of a measles outbreak among
The European Commission Advocates for Measures to Enhance the Adoption of two Vaccines that Prevent Viral Infections Linked to Cancer
The recommended vaccines target human papillomaviruses (HPV), responsible for various cancers, including cervical cancer, and hepatitis B (HBV), associated with
