200 children and adolescents a year in Ireland will be diagnosed with a cancer. Symptoms are often similar to those of more common, less serious illnesses, but go to your GP if you are worried, says Dr Phil Kieran

Though he’s had to bring one of his own children to A&E due to a virus, Dr Phil Kieran believes kids for the most part are resilient and bounce back quickly after an illness. He talks to Helen O’Callaghan

HPV will infect more than 80% of the population at some stage in their lives

What role can doctors play in the social media age? Four GPs share their views with Ciara McDonnell.

There is every reason to give the HPV vaccine to boys, who are just as vulnerable as girls to the fall out of the virus, writes Dr Phil Kieran.

The big three issues affecting life expectancy and quality of life are smoking, obesity, and high blood pressure, which is often undiagnosed in men.

Erectile dysfunction can affect 40%-55% of men over the age of 40. Don’t be shy about talking to your GP about the problem, writes Dr Phil Kieran.

If losing your hair is getting you down talk to your doctor about the various treatment options which range from lotion to drug and transplantation, writes Dr Phil Kieran.

Dr Phil Kieran’s new TV show is a prescription for staying well, putting scary medical news stories under the microscope and revealing the truth, says Helen O’Callaghan

Dr Phil Kieran, a co-presenter on RTÉ’s ‘You Should Really See a Doctor’ says the recent arrival of his second son means his running routine is on hold.

Tens of thousands of people are expected to attend this weekend’s Cork Summer Show.

I always knew I’d be a doctor. I grew up in Cork where my father was a GP and I’m the third generation of doctors in my family.

TV doctor, Pixie McKenna, will be scouring two of Ireland’s top summer festivals for a ‘warts and all’ insight into the health of the nation.

U2 today led the way in the nominations for one of the Irish record industry’s top awards.