Despite the challenging situation in society and the economy as a whole, the German music collecting society and one of the world’s largest authors’ societies for musical works, GEMA, achieved its best result ever in 2022. Its total revenues for the financial year were EUR 1.178 billion (a more than 13 per cent increase on… Read More »
n Health & Living, free with Monday’s Irish Independent, Norah Casey is evangelical about embracing exercise in middle age. We talk to a woman who was alerted to her skin cancer on a visit to the dental hygienist. We look at new research that shows the psychological advantages having a dog as a pet gives… Read More »
(Spoiler: it’s not joining Plenty Of Fish) When you speak openly about your struggles with mental health you get called brave quite a lot. It’s understandable, reflecting as it does the very real stigma that has long existed around the issue. Thankfully, this has been consistently challenged in recent years, in particular thanks to the… Read More »
Evelyn Villarreal was one of the first children treated, at 8 weeks. Her family, from Centreville, Va., had lost their first child to spinal muscular atrophy at 15 months. Two years later when Evelyn was born a test showed she also had the disease, so the family enrolled her in the gene therapy study at… Read More »
‘Our little miracle!’: Baby born after the first ever womb transplant from a dead donor is shown off by her proud parents as mother reveals how it felt to have another woman’s organ inside her Luisa Santos’s mother had no womb until she received one from a dead woman Fabiana Amorim de Lima received it in a… Read More »