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Health

Tony O’Brien: We should take the global lead on assistive tech in healthcare

Assistive technology enables people to live independent and dignified lives, and Ireland should grasp the opportunity to become a champion in this area
  • Tony O'Brien
  • June 25, 2022
Health

WHO in review of Irish cancer screening amid concerns that litigation poses ‘global threat’

Three working groups to produce report on best practice, drawing on lessons learned from the Irish experience
  • Daniel Murray
  • June 4, 2022

WHO expert: Omicron spread means Covid could become like common cold

David Nabarro, the World Health Organisation’s special envoy on Covid-19, nonetheless warned the public to expect ‘a bumpy next few months’
  • Daniel Murray
  • January 16, 2022

Health expert: giving vaccine boosters here would be ‘unethical’

Professor Anthony Staines argues that developing countries where vaccination rates are extremely low should be prioritised
  • Rachel Lavin
  • August 15, 2021

Covid-19: India’s crisis brings vaccine access inequality into sharp focus

Advocates for global access to coronavirus jabs are calling for a more radical approach to their rollout by waiving intellectual property rights to the vaccines
  • Rachel Lavin
  • May 2, 2021

Comment: Covid-19 crisis is the greatest test of global solidarity in generations

As the world tries to recover from the pandemic while facing the ongoing threat of climate change, multilateral cooperation is more important than ever
  • Emmanuel Macron,
  • Angela Merkel,
  • Macky Sall,
  • António Guterres,
  • Charles Micheland
  • Ursula von der Leyen
  • February 3, 2021

Have health authorities dropped the ball on airborne transmission of Covid-19?

Many scientists believe indoor aerosol transmission may explain why so many people picked up the virus over the Christmas period, so why is there so little focus on the importance of ventilation?
  • Michael Brennan
  • January 26, 2021

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