What is multimorbidity - and why is it an emerging challenge? Multiple illnesses can cause major challenges for the person who has the conditions, health systems and wider society Health • 30 Apr
What is multimorbidity - and why is it an emerging challenge? Multiple illnesses can cause major challenges for the person who has the conditions, health systems and wider society Health • 30 Apr
Why are workplaces so unprepared for the serious illness talk? Organisations and managers need to be prepared with clear policies on how to proceed when a worker reveals they have a serious illness Health • 30 Apr
Why are workplaces so unprepared for the serious illness talk? Organisations and managers need to be prepared with clear policies on how to proceed when a worker reveals they have a serious illness Health • 30 Apr
Why treating epilepsy isn't just about stopping seizures Epilepsy was viewed for a long time as a disorder of sudden electrical disruption, but we now know the story is more complex Epilepsy • 28 Apr
Why treating epilepsy isn't just about stopping seizures Epilepsy was viewed for a long time as a disorder of sudden electrical disruption, but we now know the story is more complex Epilepsy • 28 Apr
Why teaching children about water safety needs a refresh Researchers are rethinking where and how water safety is taught to help children stay safe in Ireland's lakes, rivers and seas Water Safety • 23 Apr
Why teaching children about water safety needs a refresh Researchers are rethinking where and how water safety is taught to help children stay safe in Ireland's lakes, rivers and seas Water Safety • 23 Apr
Are you waking up at 3am every night? Here's what may be going on While waking in the middle of the night can feel unsettling, occasional nighttime awakening is part of how sleep works Sleep • 21 Apr
Are you waking up at 3am every night? Here's what may be going on While waking in the middle of the night can feel unsettling, occasional nighttime awakening is part of how sleep works Sleep • 21 Apr
How common are pelvic floor problems for female GAA players? Many Gaelic football and camogie players accept pelvic floor symptoms as normal instead of seeking out the professional help they need Sport • 20 Apr
How common are pelvic floor problems for female GAA players? Many Gaelic football and camogie players accept pelvic floor symptoms as normal instead of seeking out the professional help they need Sport • 20 Apr
How a woman's voice changes during the menopause Several noticeable possible changes may occur to a woman's voice as part of the perimenopause and menopause Menopause • 16 Apr
How a woman's voice changes during the menopause Several noticeable possible changes may occur to a woman's voice as part of the perimenopause and menopause Menopause • 16 Apr
Is it safe to eat cold leftovers? Here's some advice from a microbiologist for staying safe when eating your favourite cold leftovers Food • 13 Apr
Is it safe to eat cold leftovers? Here's some advice from a microbiologist for staying safe when eating your favourite cold leftovers Food • 13 Apr
Why a week off from the gym can actually be good for you Taking time away from the gym every six to eight weeks – known as a "deload week" – is actually the key to improving fitness gains Fitness • 01 Apr
Why a week off from the gym can actually be good for you Taking time away from the gym every six to eight weeks – known as a "deload week" – is actually the key to improving fitness gains Fitness • 01 Apr
Is it better to shower in the morning or at night? Here's what a microbiologist has to say about the standoff between morning shower enthusiasts and night shower loyalists Health • 01 Apr
Is it better to shower in the morning or at night? Here's what a microbiologist has to say about the standoff between morning shower enthusiasts and night shower loyalists Health • 01 Apr
'I'm never drinking again': the science of a hangover Understanding the chemistry of our food and drink and how they affect our body can help combat the next day hangover Food and Drink • 01 Apr
'I'm never drinking again': the science of a hangover Understanding the chemistry of our food and drink and how they affect our body can help combat the next day hangover Food and Drink • 01 Apr
6 reasons why Irish children need less sugar The sweetest thing we can give our children is not sugar, but energy, confidence and a healthy future they can carry into adulthood Healthy eating • 02 Apr
6 reasons why Irish children need less sugar The sweetest thing we can give our children is not sugar, but energy, confidence and a healthy future they can carry into adulthood Healthy eating • 02 Apr
Is it possible to create a healthy, tasty beer with no alcohol? The sober-curious movement has seen sales of non-alcoholic drinks rocket, but do these beverages come with health benefits? Drink • 31 Mar
Is it possible to create a healthy, tasty beer with no alcohol? The sober-curious movement has seen sales of non-alcoholic drinks rocket, but do these beverages come with health benefits? Drink • 31 Mar
Hay fever season is coming. Here's how to get ahead of symptoms It's impossible to completely avoid pollen during the dreaded hay fever season, but it is possible to get ahead of symptoms before the season begins Hay Fever • 27 Mar
Hay fever season is coming. Here's how to get ahead of symptoms It's impossible to completely avoid pollen during the dreaded hay fever season, but it is possible to get ahead of symptoms before the season begins Hay Fever • 27 Mar
Why the clocks going forward affects you longer than you realise It may be a simple one hour shift, but it can cause some of us to struggle with fatigue, irritability and brain fog for a few days or even weeks Health • 26 Mar
Why the clocks going forward affects you longer than you realise It may be a simple one hour shift, but it can cause some of us to struggle with fatigue, irritability and brain fog for a few days or even weeks Health • 26 Mar
Can hot baths help you run faster? Taking a hot bath may be a straightforward way to help runners prepare for the 26.2 miles of a marathon Running • 23 Mar
Can hot baths help you run faster? Taking a hot bath may be a straightforward way to help runners prepare for the 26.2 miles of a marathon Running • 23 Mar
The 5am myth: why waking up early is overrated For many of us, a 5am start clashes with our biology and can undermine both health and productivity Sleep • 09 Mar
The 5am myth: why waking up early is overrated For many of us, a 5am start clashes with our biology and can undermine both health and productivity Sleep • 09 Mar
Meet the new vaccine developed to treat colds, flu and Covid The vaccine could replace the need for separate annual jabs for flu, Covid and cold viruses as well as providing defence against new pathogens Vaccines • 04 Mar
Meet the new vaccine developed to treat colds, flu and Covid The vaccine could replace the need for separate annual jabs for flu, Covid and cold viruses as well as providing defence against new pathogens Vaccines • 04 Mar
Help! My child has suffered a concussion. What does this mean? Concussions can occur in any sport, at any level and at any age so here's how to spot one and what steps parents and children should take Concussion • 03 Mar
Help! My child has suffered a concussion. What does this mean? Concussions can occur in any sport, at any level and at any age so here's how to spot one and what steps parents and children should take Concussion • 03 Mar
Why are so many millenials getting cancer? Around 80% of cancers are caused by the lifestyle factors that surround us every day and not the genetics we inherit Health • 26 Feb
Why are so many millenials getting cancer? Around 80% of cancers are caused by the lifestyle factors that surround us every day and not the genetics we inherit Health • 26 Feb
5 tips to help you avoid running injuries this spring While running has incredible benefits for the mind and body, over half of runners get injured each year, meaning preparation is key Running • 06 Mar
5 tips to help you avoid running injuries this spring While running has incredible benefits for the mind and body, over half of runners get injured each year, meaning preparation is key Running • 06 Mar
How the workplace wasn't designed for humans – and it shows As concern grows about workplace stress and burnout, it may be time to consider a different way of thinking about work Work and careers • 23 Feb
How the workplace wasn't designed for humans – and it shows As concern grows about workplace stress and burnout, it may be time to consider a different way of thinking about work Work and careers • 23 Feb
Does the 'dark showering' sleep hack really work? Here's the science behind the claims that showering before bed in near darkness leads to deeper and faster sleep Sleep • 20 Feb
Does the 'dark showering' sleep hack really work? Here's the science behind the claims that showering before bed in near darkness leads to deeper and faster sleep Sleep • 20 Feb
Why mid-career is such a dangerous time for burnout and stress A key driver is the tension between meeting the demands of their job and dealing with extra responsibilities outside work Work and careers • 19 Feb
Why mid-career is such a dangerous time for burnout and stress A key driver is the tension between meeting the demands of their job and dealing with extra responsibilities outside work Work and careers • 19 Feb
How local GPs are the hidden engine of rural Ireland People in rural Irish towns feel safer knowing that their GP lives locally and provides regular, preventive and emergency healthcare to those in need Health • 18 Feb
How local GPs are the hidden engine of rural Ireland People in rural Irish towns feel safer knowing that their GP lives locally and provides regular, preventive and emergency healthcare to those in need Health • 18 Feb
