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In this issue, new research questions the 'puzzling' delay in getting pharmacists involved in Covid-19 vaccination...

Prof Brendan Kelly reviews a new book that sheds light on neglected aspects of the Grangegorman...

Shane O’Donoghue test-drives the new Cupra Terramar Sowly but surely, the Cupra brand is evolving. The...

The Vanquished Writing History, a new body of work comprising 18 large-scale portraits by artist Paul...

Cardiovascular disease is the second-leading cause of death in Ireland, but prevention and early intervention can...

The pharmacy has become the first line in the treatment of common foot problems Over the...

With all the health benefits associated with sport, chronic or acute injuries can be a downside,...

Damien O’Brien MPSI looks at treatment considerations in different types of diabetes and the role of...

Does being a healthcare professional mean being a healer, asks Niamh Cahill The 1st of February...

We should think about ourselves and our staff if we strive to hold on to difficult...

Terry Maguire examines the increasing diagnoses of ADHD and wonders if the medical world is taking...

Does the free NRT scheme mean employee pharmacists now have another service to advise on, with...

Dr Des Corrigan wonders what we can learn from animals treating themselves for injuries Last year,...

Fintan Moore applies Einstein’s theory to some problems in the dispensary Throughout history, the greatest scientific...

The Irish Institute of Pharmacy (IIOP) was delighted to host a parallel session entitled ‘Next Generation...

There will be five pharmacists completing their current terms as Council members with the PSI in...

New research highlights ‘puzzling’ delay in getting pharmacists involved in Covid-19 vaccination Health system reforms to...

The hidden ethical costs of workaholism have been highlighted in a recent study led by Aston...