Members of the College of Anaesthesiologists of Ireland outline the critical role of anaesthesiology and how anaesthesiologists can play a…

A large proportion of people living in Ireland do not speak English as their first language. Sarah Gallagher investigates the…

Technological advancements in medicine can benefit patients and clinicians but new approaches can also mean new risks. Dr Helen Hartley,…

Dr Neil Black and Mr Brian MacKay of the Irish Doctors Choir speak to Clíona Hughes about the sense of…

Dr Lisa McNamee describes the healthcare concerns of a community in east Namibia and reports on a conservation medicine course…

Sarah Gallagher examines recent data showing an increase in cases of sexually-transmitted infections (STIs) and speaks to experts about reasons…

The Department of Health regards obesity as a ‘public health priority’, but three years on from the publication of the…

Dr Jakub Gajewski, RCSI Institute of Global Surgery (IGS) Research Programme Director and SURG-Africa International Co-ordinator, RCSI IGS, and Mr…

Assisted dying has been the subject of recent and upcoming consultations by UK medical professional bodies. Catherine Reilly speaks to…

Dr Tiarnán Ó Doinn, Research Fellow, DCU; Dr Daniel Ahern, Surgical/Orthopaedic Trainee and Research Fellow, UCC; and Mr Joseph Butler,…

The innovate concept of the ‘food matrix’ has posed a challenge to traditional dietary advice. Danielle Barron speaks to an…

In the coming days, hundreds of new interns will commence their careers as doctors, while trainees across the system change…