By Gary Culliton.
Monthly Archives: December 2013
New flu progress indicators mooted
By Gary Culliton.
Poached hake with mustard and honey dressing
In the fifth of our series on healthy seasonal seafood, Dietitian Paula Mee suggests an excellent great tasting dinner option for those watching their weight of the white fish variety.
Uncorking the cheer for Christmas!
Giovanni Morelli, our wine columnist, makes immodest recommendations for wines good enough to accompany your Christmas dinner and paraphernalia that will make great gifts for the wine lovers in your life.
Dublin reconfiguration ‘must happen’
Work is underway to align mental health and primary care services with the new hospital Groups, Prof John Higgins tells Gary Culliton.
Clinical update on Alzheimer’s disease
Alzheimer’s disease is an ever-increasing public health concern in the context of an ageing population.
The sexual abuse of children and adolescents
Dr Muhammad Arshad, Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist at Hawkes Bay DHB New Zealand, and Prof Michael Fitzgerald, Professor of Child Psychiatry, TCD, examine the harrowing topic of child sexual abuse.
Medical management of bipolar affective disorder
Dr Karen Whelan wrote about the gold standard in the medical management of bipolar affective disorder — biological treatment — while working with Dr Miriam Kennedy, Consultant St Patrick’s University Hospital.
Uncovering 50 years of conspiracy theories?
Dr Ruairi Hanley does not buy any of the JFK assassination conspiracy theories, but he suspects the timing of a leak to the media on the hospital executive’s top-up payments is too much of a coincidence.
Getting the best health outcomes
Lloyd Mudiwa highlights a few issues that the departments of the Taoiseach, and Public Expenditure & Reform, and the Oireachtas Health Committee might like to consider before passing the draft HSE NSP 2014.