ICNARC report on COVID-19 in critical care
<p>This report presents analyses of data on patients critically ill with confirmed COVID-19 reported to ICNARC up to 4pm on 16 April 2020 from critical care units participating in the Case Mix Programme
Ireland
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High flying disease
From now onwards we have to battle with another mysterious enemy. Since February 2003, a disease similar to influenza has officially killed 48 people and affected hundreds of others across the world, especially in China and Hong Kong. But it was only in
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Households top Irish dioxin emitters' list
ireland's first dioxin emissions inventory has turned conventional notions on their head. The recently compiled document has found that domestic burning of waste, rather than incineration, is the
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Bagging Success
Tax on plastic shopping bags in Ireland pays rich dividends
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Alarm over terror tool
Smallpox scare leads to panic purchase of its vaccine
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Burning bright
A new way of making biogas less polluting
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Endangering birds
ireland has been hauled up by the European Commission ( ec ) for its failure to curb sheep overgrazing at a key conservation site in County Mayo. This has endangered the existence of
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Farm fatale
Rise in non Hodgkin s lymphoma and other forms of cancer cases linked to farming activities
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Food for thought
Vitamin B12 andfolic acid promise a worldfi ee of Alzheimer's disease
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Bike safety
Bikes are going to be safer. John Shortfall of Dublin, Ireland, has taken the airbag technology out of the car and put it in your average, everyday bike helmets. His new crash helmet contains a
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Amphibian antidote
WITH drug-resistant microbes increasing by the day, researchers at Queen's University in Belfast, Northern Ireland, are looking at frogs for developing powerful antibiotics. Tests have indicated