€14.7m grant to aid dementia sufferers Irish Examiner
A €14.7m grant from the foundation set up by Irish-American philanthropist Chuck Feeney will help the increasing numbers of people suffering from dementia in Ireland. Sufferers are projected to more than treble from 42,000 to 130,000 by 2030. Mental Health ...
€30 million funding boost for dementia careIrish Times
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A €14.7m grant from the foundation set up by Irish-American philanthropist Chuck Feeney will help the increasing numbers of people suffering from dementia in Ireland. Sufferers are projected to more than treble from 42,000 to 130,000 by 2030. Mental Health ...
€30 million funding boost for dementia care
Aspirin, NSAID painkillers may reduce breast cancer recurrence for some CBS News
Obese women who have battled breast cancer might halve their chances of a recurrence if they take aspirin or other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) regularly, new research suggests. The researchers followed 440 breast cancer survivors ...
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Obese women who have battled breast cancer might halve their chances of a recurrence if they take aspirin or other nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) regularly, new research suggests. The researchers followed 440 breast cancer survivors ...
Ibuprofen Could Reduce Breast Cancer Recurrence Risk In Certain Patients
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These May Cut Risk of Breast Cancer Return in Obese
Evidence Ebola outbreak 'vastly' underestimated RTE.ie
The World Health Organisation has said the magnitude of the Ebola epidemic in West Africa has been "vastly" underestimated. The Geneva-based organisation said in a statement it was coordinating "a massive scaling up of the international response", in a ...
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The World Health Organisation has said the magnitude of the Ebola epidemic in West Africa has been "vastly" underestimated. The Geneva-based organisation said in a statement it was coordinating "a massive scaling up of the international response", in a ...
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Breakthrough in hunt for cure for deadly Ebola virus
World moves to cut off West Africa as Ebola panic intensifies
Girl's fatal fall after trying to stop hat blowing away Herald.ie
A nine-year-old girl was fatally injured when she hit her head off the road after falling from a tractor-trailer as she tried to stop her hat from blowing away, an inquest has heard. Also in this section. I'm delighted for Michelle but there'll be no more babies for me, ...
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A nine-year-old girl was fatally injured when she hit her head off the road after falling from a tractor-trailer as she tried to stop her hat from blowing away, an inquest has heard. Also in this section. I'm delighted for Michelle but there'll be no more babies for me, ...
DNA Testing in Irish Butchers Shows Over Half Million Products Are Not From ... ThePigSite.com
IRELAND - The Irish Farmers Association (IFA) National Pigs and Pig meat Committee Chairman Pat O'Flaherty said that he was very disappointed with the results of an initial round of DNA testing carried out in butchers' shops across the country.
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IRELAND - The Irish Farmers Association (IFA) National Pigs and Pig meat Committee Chairman Pat O'Flaherty said that he was very disappointed with the results of an initial round of DNA testing carried out in butchers' shops across the country.
Young bride considered 'too young' for smear test dies of cervical cancer Irish Independent
A young woman who was refused a smear test at the age of 24 has died from cervical cancer just four months after her wedding. Share. Go To. Comments. Dawn Weston, from East Sussex, was initially refused a test as the age limit in the UK is 25. She had ...
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A young woman who was refused a smear test at the age of 24 has died from cervical cancer just four months after her wedding. Share. Go To. Comments. Dawn Weston, from East Sussex, was initially refused a test as the age limit in the UK is 25. She had ...
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Tick-tock, the biological clock TV3.ie
Many women worry they're running out of time on their biological clock. And now it seems it really could be a ticking time bomb. According to new research, the sound of a clock ticking could hurry women into making decisions about getting married and ...
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Many women worry they're running out of time on their biological clock. And now it seems it really could be a ticking time bomb. According to new research, the sound of a clock ticking could hurry women into making decisions about getting married and ...
Real clock can change woman's biological clock
Study: 'Ticking clock' inspires nesting urge in some women
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Ebola crisis: Air travel is low risk, says WHO BBC News
The risk of transmission of Ebola during air travel remains low, says the World Health Organization (WHO). Unlike infections such as influenza, Ebola was not airborne, it said. As a consequence, Kenya Airways has rejected pressure to suspend its flights to the ...
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The risk of transmission of Ebola during air travel remains low, says the World Health Organization (WHO). Unlike infections such as influenza, Ebola was not airborne, it said. As a consequence, Kenya Airways has rejected pressure to suspend its flights to the ...
Low Risk of Ebola Transmission in Air Travel: WHO
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hospital accidentally declares 200 people dead RTE.ie
An Australian hospital has apologised "unreservedly" after sending out notices to the doctors of more than 200 patients telling them they had died, instead of that they had been discharged. The error by Austin Hospital in Melbourne was spotted within hours ...
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An Australian hospital has apologised "unreservedly" after sending out notices to the doctors of more than 200 patients telling them they had died, instead of that they had been discharged. The error by Austin Hospital in Melbourne was spotted within hours ...
Australian hospital declares 200 patients dead after paperwork mix-up
Australian hospital accidentally declares 200 patients dead
Australian hospital erroneously reports 200 patients died
Studies show whole foods diet provides long-term pleasure, increased energy ... The Raw Food World News
(TRFW News) Vanderbilt University published a study on August 11, 2014 suggesting that people not give up “vice” foods that provide pleasure. The study recommended combining nutritious foods and not-so nutritious foods. (1). Kelly L Haws, associate ...
The vice-virtue dietTV3.ie
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(TRFW News) Vanderbilt University published a study on August 11, 2014 suggesting that people not give up “vice” foods that provide pleasure. The study recommended combining nutritious foods and not-so nutritious foods. (1). Kelly L Haws, associate ...
The vice-virtue diet
Balancing Proportion of Food 'Vices' May Be Key to Right Diet
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