Tom Doorley on the benefits of resistant starch The sense of wellbeing induced by carrying a basket of fresh produce from the garden into the kitchen the other day was a reward for all the hard work during the darker, colder days of the year. And while we eat with both our eyes and our…
Prof Luke Clancy recently received the Irish Thoracic Society Award (ITS) for Outstanding Contribution to Respiratory Medicine. Consultant Respiratory Physician, Beaumont Hospital and past President, ITS, Prof Ross Morgan outlines Prof Clancy’s career and achievements Prof Luke Clancy, Director General, Tobacco-Free Research Institute Ireland (TFRI) and Adjunct Professor, Technological University Dublin, Kevin Street, was presented…
Morgan Flanagan Creagh takes a look at what Mercedes-Benz has to offer The curve is flattening thanks to the tireless work of doctors, like you, throughout Ireland. I’m sure we still have a long way to go and I can’t imagine the pressure many of you have been under over the past three months, so…
Title: Can We Be Happier? Evidence and Ethics Author: Richard Layard Publisher: Pelican (2020) Reviewer: Prof Brendan Kelly Can We Be Happier? Evidence and Ethics is the new book by Richard Layard, a labour economist who worked for most of his life on how to reduce unemployment and inequality. Most recently, Layard has become known…
Welcome to an installment of the Dorsal View that is more visual than usual, as we examine some of the work of photographer Rose-Lynn Fisher, who took a very, very close look at the composition of dried human tears, with some intriguing results. Her ‘Topography of Tears’ project involved using electron-scanning microscopes to examine dried…
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