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Weight-loss drug Mounjaro is not value for money at current price, study shows

Weight-loss drug Mounjaro is not value for money at current price, study shows

The National Centre for Pharmacoeconomics said it would only be value for money if the price was reduced by 73 per cent.

Niamh and Saoirse top list of UK's most mispronounced words

Niamh and Saoirse top list of UK's most mispronounced words

After Niamh (124,800 searches) and Saoirse (109,200 searches) in first and second place, gyro, Edinburgh, and schedule complete the top five most mispronounced words in the UK.

Impact of global warming on neurological diseases could overwhelm health service, doctors warn

Impact of global warming on neurological diseases could overwhelm health service, doctors warn

There is growing evidence that the incidence and severity of many common neurological conditions are affected by climate change, according to neurologists

Female contractors earn a higher daily rate than male counterparts, research shows

Female contractors earn a higher daily rate than male counterparts, research shows

Children in mixed schools have more friends than those at single-sex schools, study says

Children in mixed schools have more friends than those at single-sex schools, study says

Dublin ranks in top three most beautiful cities in the world during wintertime, study reveals

Dublin ranks in top three most beautiful cities in the world during wintertime, study reveals

Cross-border tourism has tripled in a decade – report

Cross-border tourism has tripled in a decade – report

Paschal Donohoe among vast majority of politicians who have been threatened

Paschal Donohoe among vast majority of politicians who have been threatened

Wed, 15 May, 2024

The Fine Gael minister said he has been threatened on a ‘small number of occasions’ and that the intensity of the threats had increased recently

Almost €1bn in harm caused to Irish consumers last year – CCPC

Almost €1bn in harm caused to Irish consumers last year – CCPC

Mon, 19 Feb, 2024

The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission asked consumers about occasions in which their money, time or peace of mind was impacted due to issues with goods and services

Study finds no difference in rates of suicide before and during pandemic in the west

Study finds no difference in rates of suicide before and during pandemic in the west

Tue, 23 Jan, 2024

Research carried out by staff at University Hospital Galway compared suicide rates and methods of probable suicide in the west of Ireland over a 24-month period both before and after the onset of Covid-19 at the end of February 2020.

Dog attacks on the rise as over 3,000 hospitalised in 10 years, new study shows

Dog attacks on the rise as over 3,000 hospitalised in 10 years, new study shows

Fri, 15 Dec, 2023

Over 1,100 children were hospitalised due to dog attacks from 2012 to 2021