Minister for Health says passage of legislation will allow women to access legal health services without fear of intimidation or harassment
Stephen Donnelly
Work to begin immediately on devising actions designed to ease crowding and pressures in hospital and HSE’s Mid West region
The landmark report by UK paediatrician Hilary Cass into transgender treatment for young people is published as the HSE plans a new Irish clinical programme for gender healthcare
Irish Pharmacy Union says fees have not increased in 16 years and pharmacists are operating State schemes at a loss
Minister ‘taken aback’ by testimony at Aoife Johnston inquest on conditions at UHL’s emergency department
‘If we help to send one kid back home alive to his mum and dad, or a father home to his kids, then it’s worth it,’ says Irish paramedic in Kyiv
Newly-released files reveal disagreement behind the scenes over package to Dean Sullivan
Publicly funded treatments in private clinics began last year, with a public centre expected to open in 2025
Shingles is a painful condition that affects about 10,000 people in Ireland every year. Early recognition may help treatment, and there are calls for the vaccine to be offered for free
Opposition accuses Government of delaying on proposals, but Ministers reluctant to bring in legislative change before next election
More diagnostic tests will be carried out this year, but fewer diagnostic imaging scans
Hannah Kealy died in 2022 and her heart, liver, bowel and kidneys were donated to three children and one adult
Open letter from clinicians warns target waiting times not being met and surgeries ‘frequently delayed’ due to staff and bed shortages
Relative lack of ICU beds in hospitals became an issue during the height of the Covid pandemic
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