The Healthcare Products Regulatory Authority (HPRA) has published its 2025 Annual Report, outlining a year of significant achievement across its regulatory remit and marking the successful conclusion of…
The President of the Irish Medical Organisation (IMO), Professor Matthew Sadlier, has warned that the €1.6 bn increased budget for for health in today’s budget will NOT be…
New research published by Minister Jennifer Murnane O’Connor highlights the relationship between social deprivation and addiction treatment demand across Ireland.
The Minister for Health and Chief Medical Officer have urged the public to “Be Tick Aware” as Ireland enters peak Lyme disease season.
HPV Network Ireland has launched on International HPV Awareness Day, bringing together health and advocacy organisations to strengthen awareness of HPV and the cancers it can cause.
New research has identified a rise in spinal cord damage among Irish teenagers linked to recreational nitrous oxide use, raising concerns about neurological harm.
The second National Maternity Experience Survey reports strong levels of dignity, respect and trust in maternity services, alongside improvements since 2020. However, communication gaps, postnatal feeding support and GP follow-up remain key areas for improvement.
HSE Mid West is running four free walk-in nasal flu vaccine clinics for children aged 2–17 in Limerick, Clare and Tipperary as flu cases rise sharply across the region.
A major RCSI study surveying more than 4,000 Irish teenagers has found that heavy social media use, body dissatisfaction and engagement in sexting behaviours are strongly associated with poorer mental health and higher risk of self-harm, particularly among girls. Published in the Irish Journal of Psychological Medicine, the research offers valuable insights for national policy, education and prevention strategies.
