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8 in 10 women say vaccines help protect mother and baby from serious and dangerous diseases, but maternal vaccination rates remain dangerously low

The Department of Public Health Mid-West has moved to make the public aware of an increasing incidence of influenza in the Mid-West region in recent weeks.

End-of-life care is a crucial concern for medics writes Dr Brendan O’Shea but it requires systemic planning. Here, he documents two contrasting cases in

Health Minister Robin Swann is taking action to streamline the processes for GPs qualified in the Republic of Ireland, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and South Africa to take up roles in Northern Ireland.

The Department of Public Health Mid-West is warning the public of an increase in flu in the region.  According to provisional data, there have been 101 flu...

IT is deeply regrettable that Sir Keir Starmer has apparently reneged on his agreement, made in 2020, that a Holyrood majority be justification for…

Buprenorphine/naloxone, an opiate substitution medication, is not recommended for use by pregnant patients, yet Irish doctors working in addiction services are prescribing the drug to pregnant patients due to a shortage of a potentially safer alternative

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Data published yesterday shows the GPs in and around Watford seeing the most patients face to face.

NEARLY half a million people in September attended a GP appointment in Herefordshire and Worcestershire, which breaks regional and national levels.