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Spravato (pictured), a nasal spray also known as esketamine, got the green light from the European Medicines Agency in December 2019 as a fast-acting treatment for depression sufferers.

In recent years, a fifth of UK adults have relied on SSRI meds like antidepressants to make life tolerable. But do you really know how they work?

Line dancers came from far and wide to shake a leg in Tougher’s Ballroom between Naas and Newbridge recently The occasion also saw Kilmeague resident John...

The company has appointed Stefan Ross as a non-executive director and is also on the hunt for a new chair following John Read’s retirement.

BRADFORD Council says punishments for dog fouling are difficult to enforce after figures showed less than three per cent of incidents resulted in…

The Penguin Random House trial is ripping the lid off publishing

The Justice Department alleges the publishers’ proposed merger would form a monopsony, or an unfair buying market.

The opposing parties in the Department of Justice’s lawsuit aiming to block Penguin Random House’s purchase of Simon & Schuster offered very different views of what a merger of the two would mean for authors and the industry in Friday’s closing arguments.

Only six fines were issued for dog mess in Sandwell over recent years – despite thousands of complaints.

The proposed merger of Penguin Random House and Simon & Schuster would crush competition among the publishing industry, the Justice Department argued on the final day of an antitrust trial intending to block the merger that saw testimony from famed author Stephen King.