‘A national disgrace’ as 36 patients left on Mayo hospital trolleys
Published: Mon 18 May 2026, 2:00 PM Thirty-six sick people are lying on trolleys in Mayo University Hospital…
Pain at home, help abroad – Cork friends say ‘just go’ after years on wait lists
The women had life-changing surgeries in Northern Ireland Nora Burke (73) and Martina O’Riordan (75) from Macroom Two…
Checking for Cancer with a Simple Blood Test: A Conversation with Dr. Michelle Beidelschies
Detecting cancer early can change everything. In a recent segment of Tomorrow’s World Today, Greg Costantino sat down…
Food as medicine? How nutrition can improve cancer outcomes. — Harvard Gazette
Cancer treatment plans are many and varied, but research is beginning to show there is one element that…
NHS urged to update website after renaming polycystic ovary syndrome | NHS
The NHS must move quickly to update information for patients after the renaming of polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)…
We need to reset Africa’s health algorithm
As healthcare enters the age of artificial intelligence, data is becoming as strategically important as physical infrastructure. For…
Agentic AI Powers U.S. Healthcare Stocks
© William Potter / Shutterstock.com Healthcare payrolls keep climbing, and hospital systems, payers, and clinics are now openly…
WHO Declares Ebola in DRC and Uganda a Global Health Emergency | What You Need to Know
An AI-generated visual representation of a medical professional, accompanying official public health guidelines, symptoms, and prevention facts regarding…
Patients in ‘inhumane’ conditions at UHL due to overcrowding
Concern is growing that plans for a new regional hospital in Limerick are being put on the back…
‘Stop killing us’: New York’s home care providers near hunger strike over wage injustice | US healthcare
Last month, 15 home health workers camped outside New York’s city hall for six days. They refused to…
Ireland has highest self-reported health status in EU
Ireland has the highest self-reported health status in the EU, with 80.4% of males and 79.6% of females…
West Clare doctor tackles Health Minister over lack of investment in primary healthcare
A WEST CLARE GP has clashed with the Minister for Health over the continued lack of investment in…