Misinformation and conflicting statements on elite sport have not helped anyone

Covid-19 vaccine trials are advancing fast – but anti-vaccine sentiment is growing too

Black Irish Lives: The new Government must give asylum seekers their lives, and dignity, back

Government rejects calls from heads of 15 top health groups for a review of nation’s preparedness

Staff at substantial risk so autopsies should be restricted to mortuaries in Dublin and Cork

Muiris Houston: So far, there’s no evidence surviving coronavirus guarantees immunity

Web-based tool aids closer monitoring and moved from idea to deployment in 10 days

Measures showing positive results, adviser says, but one-quarter of doctors not at work

Irish residents advised not to leave country as exponential leap in cases expected

From pubs and barns to warehouses and museums, there's a wide range of venues now offering an alternative

Mansion on 1.3 acres was where Liam Neeson wooed Natasha Richardson

Some of us are taking more medication than is good for us, a particular issue for older patients

There are skills gaps across many healthcare categories and grades, with posts going unfilled

Employers are becoming increasingly proactive in terms of addressing mental-health issues and encouraging optimum wellbeing among employees

If health sector were a country, it would be fifth-largest emitter on planet

Consultancy for Government a lucrative business for small number of firms

Report warns of dangers of funding shortfalls at a time of rising levels of obesity

Doctors say they were forced to wait up to three hours for the exam to begin

The poles switch every few hundred thousand years. Opinion is split on the significance of this

Norman Barwin (80) faces class action claiming he is biological father of 11 children

Cervical cancer case: Minister accused of ‘putting politics ahead of common decency’

Doctors concerned over ‘absolute confidence’ expectation following Ruth Morrissey case

Walsh’s furniture designs have made their way from Kinsale into private and public collections worldwide

Rescued from Nama, a house on Parliament Street that sold knives for 250 years has been given a whole new lease of life

Woman caught up in controversy calls for mediation to help rebuild trust

Finding the information you need can prove difficult amid all the arguments today

Nurses and midwives hope ‘current protections will apply in the future’

35 out of 51 doctors interviewed have no plans to return

Hans Sloane also acted as private physician to three British monarchs

‘Official responses to campaigns such as anti-HPV and anti-fluoride were inadequate’

The scale of emigration by doctors is not sustainable. It needs an urgent response

Health Hero: ‘I try to keep in mind the mantra of everything in moderation – including moderation’

Creator of HPV vaccine hopes crisis will encourage parents to have children immunised

Health Hero: Prof Rose Anne Kenny

Conference told taking devices off children had no real effect on cyberbullying

‘E-cigarettes cannot be simply categorized as either beneficial or harmful’

Prof Mary Horgan backs vaccine use and does not consider herself a feminist

Third price hike in two years will take price of 20 cigarettes to €12

Canadian prime minister to attend official dinner and stay in Farmleigh House

Period of late maturity offers better strategic and tactical thinking, according to experts