‘I had no idea it was so serious’: Woman’s back and shoulder pain was pancreatic cancer
The ‘Dare2Cure’ public symposium was held as part of a Dublin conference on bringing cancer research to patient treatment
Auditors note ‘potential fraud’ risk after HSE makes €3.89m in duplicate payments to GPs
Community waiting lists: 'Significant deterioration' in number of patients waiting over 12 months for variety of care
Emergency care unit at Tallaght children’s hospital to close for IT update
Unit will close for four-and-a-half days this month to transfer to a new IT system
Patients would contribute more for drugs under proposed policy
New recruitment and spending restrictions to be introduced in health service in coming days amid Government concern at €700m overrun
Radiologists concerned over patient scans reviewed by unregistered doctors abroad
Patients wishing to pursue complaints ‘may struggle to find a clear pathway’
New drug offers ‘first glimmer of hope’ in treatment of pancreatic cancer
Leading Irish oncologist in groundbreaking trial that extends life to speak at Dublin forum
Some energy drinks contain 17½ teaspoons of sugar per can, research finds
More than three-quarters of people surveyed support introducing age restrictions on sale of energy drinks to children
‘It’s not scientific, just anecdotal’: When health supplements do more harm than good
Experts say there is a lot of noise and misinformation around much-advertised health supplements
Doctor jailed for sexual assault in UK was subject of complaint in Dublin 20 years ago
In 2006, Muhammad Iqbal was the subject of a sexual harassment grievance from younger colleague
Dozens of consultants offered posts without start dates due to health cost overruns
‘Growing and ageing population requires realistic budget ... to deliver timely and appropriate care,’ says Irish Medical Organisation
Measles jab uptake ‘lower than anticipated’ despite efforts to increase coverage
Infectious disease watchdog says a ‘substantial’ communication campaign reached ‘millions of people’
Public dentistry ‘failing to meet needs of children’, says ombudsman
More than 11,000 countrywide on waiting lists for dental or orthodontic care
HSE spending controls have ‘not had sufficient impact’, says Minister
Jennifer Carroll MacNeill says scale of projected HSE overspend ‘cannot be explained by demand pressures alone’
‘Anxiety, insomnia, paranoia’: HSE warns festivalgoers over mis-sold MDMA tablets
Recent HSE checks identified high-strength MDMA, copycat pills and powders containing different substances of varying strengths
HSE apologises to graduate nurses offered jobs at Cork University Hospital ‘in error’
Students, who have been working at CUH, called to meeting this week and told emails sent last month regarding provision of staff roles ‘invalid’