How can Ireland help and support those seeking IVF treatments? The State's committment to funding fertility treatments is welcome, but there's also an opportunity to provide additional supports Health • 3 hrs
Could my smartwatch help to detect and track Covid? Here's what the research says about the effectiveness of smartwatches and fitness trackers around Covid and other infectious diseases Health • 6 hrs
Position, pillows, mattress: is there a 'right' way to sleep? Here's what decades of research into how we sleep has to say about these vital issues Sleep • 03 Oct
Did the pandemic change your personality? New research suggests we're less open, agreeable and conscientious after our Covid experience Health • 30 Sep
Do you have uncombable hair syndrome? Yes, it really is a thing and a new study has found the genes responsible for it Health • 28 Sep
Why are more and more people under 50 getting cancer? Researchers have found that people born after 1990 are more likely to develop cancer before the age of 50 than those born in 1970 Health • 29 Sep
5 ways to deal with burnout at work We know burnout happens and that a lot of us are experiencing it, but how can we get out of it? Work and careers • 27 Sep
Did Covid damage my immune system? I've had Covid and am now constantly getting colds so am I now at risk of other infectious diseases? Health • 26 Sep
5 important lessons young people can learn from retirees It's never too late (or too early) to start making the most of your time and living a better life. lifestyle • 23 Sep
How CAR T-cell therapy is revolutionising cancer treatment The new groundbreaking treatment uses the patient's own immune cells to fight their cancer Health • 21 Sep
How listening to music at lunch increases afternoon productivity Research has found that 15 minutes of music listening at lunchtime may increase employees' work engagement in the afternoon Health • 23 Sep
A short history of male obsession with six-packs and perfect abs Our fascination with chiseled abdominals can be traced to the impact ancient Greek culture had on body image Fitness • 19 Sep
Developing a new treatment for "lazy eye" in children Up to one in 20 children in Ireland will develop amblyopia, but the current treatments have significant drawbacks Brainstorm • 16 Sep
What is young onset dementia and what causes it? Young onset dementia can be insidious and more often than not, many of the early signs or symptoms can go unrecognised Brainstorm • 15 Sep
What is sepsis? Here are the signs to look for Thousands of people develop sepsis every year in Ireland and a fifth die, so how do we prevent this life-threatening illness? Brainstorm • 14 Sep
How old are you really? The importance of biological age Your chronological age is the number of candles on your birthday cake, but your biological age is the age your cells and organs have Brainstorm • 12 Sep
Why people let their gym memberships lapse Understanding why people let their gym memberships go is key to figuring out how to get them back Brainstorm • 15 Sep
What should we be doing before the next Covid surge? As we prepare to spend more time indoors this winter and kids return to school, we are likely to see another Covid-19 wave in Ireland Health • 08 Sep
What do we know about drug testing at the Electric Picnic? Drug testing at music festivals has been used as a harm reduction strategy, so what have others countries learned from it? Health • 06 Sep
4 ways to spend your dwindling cash to boost your wellbeing How we spend what money we do have can have a marked impact on our happiness and wellbeing money • 02 Sep
5 things a Citizens' Assembly on drug use should consider The Citizens' Assembly provides a unique opportunity to learn from elsewhere and develop an evidence-based response to drug use Citizens’ Assembly • 30 Aug
How healthy lifestyles were first promoted in 1970s Ireland The era saw the beginnings of health improvement culture in Ireland and a focus on diet, exercise and daily habits Health • 26 Aug
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 • 28 Aug
How can parents ease the back to school anxiety? Here are 6 ways for parents to cope with the anxiety and uncertainty that comes up at the start of the new school year Back To School • 25 Aug
