Why a Covid elimination strategy may offer the best hope of a normal life
As coronavirus cases continue to rise and our testing system reaches full capacity, we need an inclusive debate on where we go from here
Comment: Ireland’s Covid-19 testing and tracing system is still not up to speed
New outbreaks in China and South Korea show that all countries, even once they have controlled their epidemics, must remain vigilant. The HSE’s testing targets are not ambitious enough
Comment: We must change our thinking on wearing face masks
We have little to lose, and potentially a lot to gain, by recommending that people cover their noses and mouths in public
GP data tracker could play key role in fight against Covid-19
When restrictions are lifted, public health will have to keep a close eye on new outbreaks, and general practice could serve as an early warning system
Time for big decisions on Ireland‘s Covid-19 exit plan
Government and officials must choose between suppression or mitigation
Our Covid-19 response is a long way short of South Korea’s
The country is cited as the model for Ireland’s approach to the coronavirus but we are not conducting or processing nearly enough tests