Is it any wonder Gen Z has embraced dark, gallows humour?
Within the indifferent irony, destructive memes and satirical tweets lies an authoritative psychological method of comfort
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Within the indifferent irony, destructive memes and satirical tweets lies an authoritative psychological method of comfort
More than two years after the Government committed to adding SMA to newborn testing, families are still waiting
Isabelle Jorg says most politicians and public do not support their campaign, but is encouraged by more action
When Ilana Hastings first noticed symptoms in July 2024, she thought her breathlessness might be a sign of Long Covid
When the technology of 19th-century prisons is sold to us as healthful, it’s worth asking some questions
Reformulating ultra-processed food as effective as low-tar cigarettes or guns with fewer bullets
Hundreds of millions of users are turning to artificial intelligence for advice, help and emotional support
Last year, I used my phone as respite - doomscrolling, listening to podcasts in the shower and audiobooks while going to sleep
Perceptions around weight and beauty have been transformed, with society’s poorest the big losers
Get off your phone and out into the real world with this inspiring list of screen-free things to do in the year ahead
‘Humour can be described as a mood, freedom from reality, a personality characteristic and a way to regulate emotions’
New research highlights the potential benefits of making tiny lifestyle changes
A number of trials show aspirin is not effective compared with a placebo in primary prevention of stroke, heart attack or death from vascular disease
Weight loss, better skin, some questions – three people share experiences of dry January and beyond
Exposure to frosty conditions can stiffen muscles and joints, making it challenging to move fluidly
Scientists found some sleep practices can increase the risk of health conditions such as cardiovascular disease and obesity
From daily tasks to planning for the future, here are 52 ways to make your life easier this year
Greenhouse gas emissions of Irish diet exceed planetary boundaries by 226%, something has to change
Data from the Covid-19 pandemic shows how much human contact matters
Saturated fats are predominant in animal products such as butter, cheese, beef and pork
Patients are remotely monitored by St Vincent’s Hospital medical teams
Local producers want to build closer connections between Irish consumers and farmers
Part 28: Although my life has its share of heartaches, I am content in my skin
Conscious connected breathwork is a technique that can help release stress and deeply held emotions
HSE says slump is not due to new opt-out register introduced this year
Sing in a choir, make something with your hands, shoot real or clay pigeons, go to a church, dance if you really must
Decisions made today will have stark consequences in 25 years. A panel of experts offer their predictions on politics, health, housing, tech and more
Even replacing existing workers a challenge with a quarter of workforce over 55 years of age
For many, Christmas is a re-entry into the emotional climate of childhood, with all its insecurities, unspoken rules and long-held tensions
Take time to reflect on what real success looks like and whether you’re measuring the right things
Endometriosis is one of the most painful diseases going, and the hurt it can cause is unimaginable
Donor’s sperm was used for about 17 years
Dublin dietary seminar hears about the psychology of misinformation, exploring why false information sticks and is hard to counter with facts
The acquisition will give Medmark access to the Northern Irish market
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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