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When a skin graft or a skin flap struggles to take, it is usually because the tissue is not receiving enough oxygen to heal. This is a recognised situation where hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) can help, used alongside, not instead of, standard medical care.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) involves breathing high-concentration oxygen via a facemask while inside a pressurised chamber. It's used in Ireland and internationally to support recovery from a number of recognised medical conditions. Many people are unsure what a session actually involves, so here's a walk-through of what to expect at OxyGeneration in Galway.

Living with a diabetic foot ulcer that is not healing can be exhausting, painful, and stressful.

As summer arrives, so too does barbecue season and more time spent working and socialising outside. While these moments are part of everyday life across Ireland, especially in farming and agricultural communities, they also bring a higher risk of sunburn and burns from hot surfaces, flames, machinery or chemical exposure.

Hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT), used internationally and in Ireland to support recovery from a number of recognized medical conditions, involving breathing high-concentration oxygen via a facemask while inside a pressurised chamber.

World Head and Neck Cancer Day, which is observed on July 27, is a day dedicated to raising awareness of cancers affecting the mouth, throat, voice box, sinuses, middle ear and salivary glands. The day is also a reminder that challenges can remain even after cancer treatment ends.

The team at OxyGeneration are celebrating the Men’s Football World Cup.

The team at OxyGeneration are celebrating the Men’s Football World Cup.

As World Wellbeing Week invites us to reflect on what it really means to feel well, much of the focus tends to fall on lifestyle: sleep, nutrition, and movement. But beneath all of these is something more fundamental: how well our bodies are supplied with oxygen.

For many men, the hardest part of a health journey isn’t always the diagnosis or treatment. Sometimes, it’s a slow recovery, persistent symptoms after treatment, or an injury that just won’t heal.