With €29.1 billion allocated to healthcare in Budget 2027, the Government has pledged further investment in services, staffing and infrastructure. However, medical organisations have warned that rising costs,…
The Irish Medical Organisation has criticised planned HSE spending and recruitment controls, warning they could negatively affect patient care and frontline healthcare delivery.
New research published by Minister Jennifer Murnane O’Connor highlights the relationship between social deprivation and addiction treatment demand across Ireland.
Bayer has announced that the HSE has granted hospital pricing approval for EYLEA® 8mg for eligible adult patients with wet age-related macular degeneration and diabetic macular oedema in Ireland.
The first authorised treatment for epidermolysis bullosa in Ireland has been made available, marking a major milestone for patients living with the painful rare skin condition.
The Minister for Health and Chief Medical Officer have urged the public to “Be Tick Aware” as Ireland enters peak Lyme disease season.
The Government has finalised new framework agreements with Medicines for Ireland and the Irish Pharmaceutical Healthcare Association to improve access to medicines and strengthen supply security.
The Irish Medicines Verification Organisation has appointed former HSE CEO Paul Reid as Independent Chair of its Board.
Latest NTPF figures show hospital waiting times have improved, with a 58% reduction in patients waiting over 12 months since September 2021.
Minister for Mental Health Mary Butler has announced a €3 million investment in mental health research, including a new all-island collaborative research network.
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