One time some years ago I checked myself into A&E suffering from severe pain below my chest cage. It persisted for twelve hours, (on a trolly), this always-on agony, until one empathic doctor saw the relationship between such pain and … Continue reading →
“Two alcoholic drinks a day raises cancer risks,” says study. Why does nobody ever ask the question, “What is the real risk if you just do nothing at all?” I mean, if a couple of pints increases your risk, what … Continue reading →
Readers interested in the long running St Vincent's hospital sage might be better informed by reading the current state of affairs here, here and here. Like everybody else, I am glad the nuns have finally handed over the site but … Continue reading →
An RTE investigative team went undercover to find out the extent of the waiting lists for hospitals in this country and what is the condition of those forced to wait. The result was an hour long documentary shown last Tuesday … Continue reading →