Could changes in eye sight and hearing mean a risk of dementia? The link between sensory loss and dementia is an emerging area of science and one with great potential for dementia prevention Health • 28 Oct
Could changes in eye sight and hearing mean a risk of dementia? The link between sensory loss and dementia is an emerging area of science and one with great potential for dementia prevention Health • 28 Oct
Why you need a plan to prevent the post-marathon blues The post-marathon blues are characterised by increased anxiety levels, depression, burnout and challenges in adjusting back to everyday life Dublin Marathon • 26 Oct
Why you need a plan to prevent the post-marathon blues The post-marathon blues are characterised by increased anxiety levels, depression, burnout and challenges in adjusting back to everyday life Dublin Marathon • 26 Oct
Why does putting back the clocks an hour disrupt us so much? It's not just you - the clocks going back in autumn really does feel that bad and here's why Psychology • 25 Oct
Why does putting back the clocks an hour disrupt us so much? It's not just you - the clocks going back in autumn really does feel that bad and here's why Psychology • 25 Oct
Why the benefits of running a marathon are undervalued As one of the runners counting down the hours to Sunday morning, I'm fully convinced that the benefits of marathon running outweigh any costs Dublin Marathon • 24 Oct
Why the benefits of running a marathon are undervalued As one of the runners counting down the hours to Sunday morning, I'm fully convinced that the benefits of marathon running outweigh any costs Dublin Marathon • 24 Oct
Does poor sleep make your brain age faster? People with a poor sleep profile had brains that appeared nearly one year older than expected based on their age Sleep • 22 Oct
Does poor sleep make your brain age faster? People with a poor sleep profile had brains that appeared nearly one year older than expected based on their age Sleep • 22 Oct
Why drinking more water may be your best defence against stress Those who drank less than 1.5 litres of water daily in a new study showed dramatically higher levels of cortisol in stressful situations Health • 10 Oct
Why drinking more water may be your best defence against stress Those who drank less than 1.5 litres of water daily in a new study showed dramatically higher levels of cortisol in stressful situations Health • 10 Oct
How soup helps you recover from colds and flu Soup isn't a replacement for medicine, but it might offer a simple way to ease symptoms and help people feel better Health • 07 Oct
How soup helps you recover from colds and flu Soup isn't a replacement for medicine, but it might offer a simple way to ease symptoms and help people feel better Health • 07 Oct
The dark meaning behind Nirvana's In Utero angel Nirvana were often associated with superficial themes like teenage angst, but the In Utero album and imagery are much darker than that Nirvana • 08 Oct
The dark meaning behind Nirvana's In Utero angel Nirvana were often associated with superficial themes like teenage angst, but the In Utero album and imagery are much darker than that Nirvana • 08 Oct
3 ways to tackle Sunday fears and scaries Here's how to deal with that feeling of anxiety and dread many of us get at the end of the weekend Psychology • 02 Oct
3 ways to tackle Sunday fears and scaries Here's how to deal with that feeling of anxiety and dread many of us get at the end of the weekend Psychology • 02 Oct
The A to K of vitamins: what you need and where to get it Which vitamins really are essential - and what foods aside from kale help us meet our daily needs? Health • 30 Sep
The A to K of vitamins: what you need and where to get it Which vitamins really are essential - and what foods aside from kale help us meet our daily needs? Health • 30 Sep
How storytelling highlights the huge cost of sepsis and infection Sepsis infections and antibiotic resistance continue to have a significant impact on people, families and our health system Health • 29 Sep
How storytelling highlights the huge cost of sepsis and infection Sepsis infections and antibiotic resistance continue to have a significant impact on people, families and our health system Health • 29 Sep
Why daylight matters for children's eyesight Too little daylight and too much artificial light are reshaping childhood health in ways we can no longer ignore Health • 25 Sep
Why daylight matters for children's eyesight Too little daylight and too much artificial light are reshaping childhood health in ways we can no longer ignore Health • 25 Sep
How long-term effects of smoking include harm to Irish economy Despite efforts to reduce smoking, about 18% of people in Ireland still smoke, a number which has not fallen since 2020 Health • 25 Sep
How long-term effects of smoking include harm to Irish economy Despite efforts to reduce smoking, about 18% of people in Ireland still smoke, a number which has not fallen since 2020 Health • 25 Sep
What's delaying alcohol health labelling on bottles & cans? Health labelling is one of a suite of measures aiming to reduce alcohol consumption levels and associated harms in Ireland alcohol • 23 Sep
What's delaying alcohol health labelling on bottles & cans? Health labelling is one of a suite of measures aiming to reduce alcohol consumption levels and associated harms in Ireland alcohol • 23 Sep
Is acupuncture a good option for back pain? A new study has found acupuncture does provide some modest relief from lower back pain, but is unlikely to be the best treatment Back Pain • 19 Sep
Is acupuncture a good option for back pain? A new study has found acupuncture does provide some modest relief from lower back pain, but is unlikely to be the best treatment Back Pain • 19 Sep
The 'privacy paradox' when it comes to smartwatches & health data We're happy to give up personal health information to our watches in exchange for feedback, but not so keen to share the same data more widely Health • 18 Sep
The 'privacy paradox' when it comes to smartwatches & health data We're happy to give up personal health information to our watches in exchange for feedback, but not so keen to share the same data more widely Health • 18 Sep
These 5 pieces of advice could be making your insomnia worse A sleep therapist explains why some sleep hygiene strategies may do more harm than good for people struggling with insomnia Sleep • 17 Sep
These 5 pieces of advice could be making your insomnia worse A sleep therapist explains why some sleep hygiene strategies may do more harm than good for people struggling with insomnia Sleep • 17 Sep
Is Jamie Oliver right about eating more fruit and veg? Research shows that the more servings of fruit and veg we eat per day, the more benefits we see to our health Food • 15 Sep
Is Jamie Oliver right about eating more fruit and veg? Research shows that the more servings of fruit and veg we eat per day, the more benefits we see to our health Food • 15 Sep
What happens to young people who suffer stroke and heart disease? After I had a stroke at 22, what I found most difficult was how lonely I felt due to my unique experience as a young person Health • 10 Sep
What happens to young people who suffer stroke and heart disease? After I had a stroke at 22, what I found most difficult was how lonely I felt due to my unique experience as a young person Health • 10 Sep
How well are you ageing? Ageing is a complex mix of physical, cognitive, emotional and social changes – and no single test captures the whole picture Health • 02 Sep
How well are you ageing? Ageing is a complex mix of physical, cognitive, emotional and social changes – and no single test captures the whole picture Health • 02 Sep
Why we need to rethink our sinks Sinks, showers and the sink splash zone are a big part of the problem behind the rise (and rise) of superbugs in hospitals Health • 27 Aug
Why we need to rethink our sinks Sinks, showers and the sink splash zone are a big part of the problem behind the rise (and rise) of superbugs in hospitals Health • 27 Aug
'A recipe for disaster': the medical view on e-scooters Hospital staff are treating increasing numbers of young patients with life-altering injuries after accidents involving e-scooters E-Scooters • 25 Aug
'A recipe for disaster': the medical view on e-scooters Hospital staff are treating increasing numbers of young patients with life-altering injuries after accidents involving e-scooters E-Scooters • 25 Aug
Are you stuck in the wrong job? 5 signs that it's time to move on If your workplace leaves you feeling anxious, ignored, exhausted or unfulfilled, it might just be the right time to say 'bye bye' Work and careers • 22 Aug
Are you stuck in the wrong job? 5 signs that it's time to move on If your workplace leaves you feeling anxious, ignored, exhausted or unfulfilled, it might just be the right time to say 'bye bye' Work and careers • 22 Aug
How can we help children with chronic illnesses in school? 1 in 3 school-aged children in Ireland experience difficulties due to a long-term health condition, impacting attendance, engagement and mental health Back To School • 20 Aug
How can we help children with chronic illnesses in school? 1 in 3 school-aged children in Ireland experience difficulties due to a long-term health condition, impacting attendance, engagement and mental health Back To School • 20 Aug
'It's exhausting': the many career challenges facing freelancers Cultural, media and creative industries rely heavily on freelancers, but there are downsides to this form of working life Work and careers • 15 Aug
'It's exhausting': the many career challenges facing freelancers Cultural, media and creative industries rely heavily on freelancers, but there are downsides to this form of working life Work and careers • 15 Aug
