Terence Cosgrave is an Editor for the Irish Medical Times, focusing on local healthcare issues in Ireland. With a keen interest in public health and policy, Terence covers a range of topics including healthcare access, medical advancements, and the challenges facing the Irish healthcare system.
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Promises of beds are useless unless they will be delivered on time and on budget, writes Terence Cosgrave
By: Terence Cosgrave
A recent report in the Guardian revealed that the NHS in the UK is only two years away from making available a blood test that could predict Parkinson’s Disease up to seven years before symptoms appear writes Terence Cosgrave
Memories of some of Ireland’s great artists make for a compelling memoir from Dr Eoin O’Brien writes Terence Cosgrave
By: Terence Cosgrave
Terence Cosgrave on the dangers for Ireland of a Trump presidency
By: Terence Cosgrave
Unfortunately, when we look for answers to issues in the public sphere in Ireland, we tend to do so with lots of time, and lots and lots of barristers, writes Terence Cosgrave
The Children’s Hospital debacle would certainly indicate that value for money for healthcare in Ireland is not easily achieved, writes Terence Cosgrave
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The root of all this violence and hatred is lies, writes Terence Cosgrave
If Trump’s appointment of Robert F Kennedy to Health and Human Services Secretary goes through the Senate, people will die unnecessarily, writes Terence Cosgrave
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