Healthcare

AN ONCOLOGIST whose cancer experience has led to a career in disease treatment who will launch the Race for Life

Unionists are calling on the Ministry of Community (DfC) to increase “basic funding” for charities that support street smokers suffering

Experimental anticancer drugs appear to have cured all patients in small clinical trials in the United States. According to a

Doctors and coroners accused of lying to police about the mistake that led to the death of the child refused

According to polls, the anger felt by the families of the residents of McCamore Monastery Hospital is understandable. In a

I appreciate two parents who have written questions about their children. My advice is given in good faith and reflects

COLUMNIST and qualified consultant Fiona Caine answers another set of readers’ dilemmas. FEEL NOTHING AFTER MY HUSBAND’S ADVENTURE Six months

According to new figures, a total of 2,246 Northern Irish citizens are benefiting from a program that will allow them

SOUTHAMPTON will benefit from £ 650,000 to tackle drug and alcohol addiction across the city. The Department of Health and

Since becoming Principal of the Royal College of Nursing in Northern Ireland, Rita Devlin has repeatedly warned of the negative

Women can be screened for cervical cancer every five years instead of every three, and many cancers are still preventable,

The mother of a patient at McCamore Abbey Hospital, where the scandal broke out, said she had various emotions prior

SOUTHAMPTON is ready to celebrate the hard work of its assistants in a variety of events this week. To commemorate