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Disease

All time
Have a new kid? 'Take them on public transport and roll them around on the floor'
Vaping is now officially less harmful than smoking, and it's time the Irish health authorities acknowledged that fact
Joe Dunne
Cancelled: Man who claims to have cured cancer will not be speaking in Ireland
Man who claims to have cured cancer is causing controversy in Dublin and Galway
A new specialist centre hopes to pin down tough to diagnose rare diseases
Safe and well: Defence Forces medics return home from Ebola-ravaged Sierra Leone
Scientists develop condom that could feel better than nothing at all
The first drug to reduce alcohol consumption hits the shelves here
This vibrating pen makes writing easier for those with Parkinson's disease
Emails reveal WHO intentionally delayed declaring Ebola emergency
Opinion: 'The outbreak has brought an unmatched level of fear and panic'
Seán Farrell
Second suspected Scottish Ebola patient has tested negative
Lung cancer is killing 34% more Irish women than the EU average
"It takes a long time to accept it, especially when you've caused it yourself"
There's an outbreak of the bubonic plague in Madagascar
Opinion: How mobile phones can be used to fight diseases like Ebola
Kunal Patel
Muhammad Ali doctor queries Parkinson's link
A 29-year-old woman has postponed her death to continue to fight against brain cancer
The Mater Hospital held a practice run for a potential isolation unit admission
Dallas nurse cured of Ebola receives hug from Obama
More antibiotics would stop rise in dangerous Strep B infections in babies - scientists
Vintage photos show the terrifying first expeditions into the Congo to track down Ebola
Ebola survivors 'shunned' as lepers, they tell Sierra Leone meeting
Here are the countries where Ebola is most likely to show up next
Three more people isolated in Spain over Ebola concerns
Ebola fears for 50 people who were in close contact with US patient
Obama says the Ebola crisis is 'spiralling out of control'
New treatment could drop recurrence by half for some lung cancer sufferers
Four day 'lockdown' planned to halt spread of Ebola in Sierra Leone
Ice Bucket Challenge raises over €1.4m in donations
Column: What exactly is an 'outbreak'?
Cillian De Gascun
In focus: Myanmar struggles with ancient scourge of leprosy
Ebola: What is it? How do people become infected?
How would Ireland fare in the event of a global pandemic?
Irish aid workers travel to Sierre Leone to help with Ebola outbreak
Hepatitis C could become rare disease in twenty two years
Quarantines declared in Nigeria over spread of deadly Ebola virus
Canadian doctor quarantined as ebola outbreak continues to spread
This 1940s letter describes the 'decent class' of unmarried mothers who were 'first offenders'
Forgotten smallpox vials discovered in US research centre