By Gary Culliton.
Monthly Archives: October 2012
Price display may be in new Ethical Guide
The Medical Council is to consider a specific reference to price display by GPs in its next Ethical Guide, reports Dara Gantly.
Stay away from the light
Dr Laura Nagle, Clinical Research Fellow at St Patrick’s University Hospital, Dublin, reflects this Halloween on the psychological appeal of the horror film.
Revolutionised cancer care ‘within two years’
Revolutionising cancer care and new chemotherapy approaches were discussed at the Inaugural Prof Gerry O’Sullivan Memorial Lecture in University College Cork, Irish Medical Times reports.
HSE Directorate not ‘jobs for the boys’ — Minister
By Gary Culliton.
Men bear the brunt of ill effects of recession
Men have borne the brunt of worsening mental health across the population of England since the start of the economic downturn in 2008, reveals research published in the online journal BMJ Open.
‘Footlong’ size does matter
As Dr Ruairi Hanley’s exhaustive, radomised research in Subway bears out, portion size really does matter when it comes to taking the measure of the obesity ‘epidemic’.
Executive decides to go ahead with delayed clinical directors elections
By Lloyd Mudiwa.
HIQA set to standardise monitoring approach
By Lloyd Mudiwa.
A clinical and cultural port of call
Dr Philip Murray recounts the recent trip of the County Sligo GP Society to Portugal’s second city, Porto, where despite the food, friendliness and fado, the economic outlook remains uncertain for the population and their doctors.