I’m riddled with ADHD apparently, and medication has changed my life – The Irish Times
How do you know if someone has ADHD? They’ll tell you … in three weeks’ time when they…
New kind of blood pressure medication approved by the FDA – NBC Chicago
A new blood pressure medication has been approved in the U.S., but this one isn’t quite like others…
Medication crushed into patient’s food without pharmacy oversight, inspection finds – The Irish Times
Medication was crushed into a patient’s food without pharmacy oversight at an inpatient mental health centre in Co…
IV therapy, explained: it’s not just for hangovers anymore – NBC Boston
From vitamin drips for immunity to a pick-me-up after a night out, IV therapy businesses have boomed in…
PCOS renamed to PMOS after doctors say term is ‘inaccurate’ – NBC4 Washington
Polycystic ovary syndrome, or PCOS, a common but difficult-to-treat condition that impacts more than 170 million women worldwide,…
‘Behaviour is definitely getting worse’ – The Irish Times
Shortly after the gym attendance boom of the new year, one popular Dublin gym group noted a drop…
Galway start-up targets ultrasound waste – The Irish Times
For more than 50 years, clinicians have been using gel to transmit sound waves between probes and patients’…
Protein is all the rage, but how much do you need? – NBC Chicago
Consumers are being bombarded with ads for products loaded with extra protein, but just how much do they…
Vet turns to herbal medicine to tackle pet health issues – The Irish Times
Chronic health issues, such as recurrent skin and digestive problems, are not confined to humans. Some cats and…
Natural allergy remedies a Chicago allergist says actually work – NBC Chicago
Loyola Medicine’s daily allergen count is back, indicating the start of spring allergy season in Chicago. Tree pollen…
Nursing student puts degree on hold to build life-saving medtech – The Irish Times
Max Crinion-Morgan is a Drogheda-based nursing undergraduate who has pressed pause on his healthcare career to try his…
‘Leaky’ brain barrier a key link between head trauma and brain disease, study finds – The Irish Times
A “leaky” blood-brain barrier is the “key link” between repetitive head injuries and poor long-term brain health in…