New proposals in hospital consultants' pay negotiations Irish Times
Minister for Health Leo Varadkar has welcomed the revised LRC proposals for hospital consultants. Photograph: David Sleator/The Irish Times. Martin Wall. Topics: Business · Eilis Mcgovern · Kieran Mulvey · Leo Varadkar · Department of Health · Irish ...
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Minister for Health Leo Varadkar has welcomed the revised LRC proposals for hospital consultants. Photograph: David Sleator/The Irish Times. Martin Wall. Topics: Business · Eilis Mcgovern · Kieran Mulvey · Leo Varadkar · Department of Health · Irish ...
Warning on STDs and infertility Irish Health
A support group has claimed that an increase in the incidence of sexually-transmitted diseased (STDs) will lead to more couples suffering from infertility problems. One in six couples experience fertility problems, and this figure is set to rise, according to the ...
Fertility problems to increase after huge rise in STDsHerald.ie
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A support group has claimed that an increase in the incidence of sexually-transmitted diseased (STDs) will lead to more couples suffering from infertility problems. One in six couples experience fertility problems, and this figure is set to rise, according to the ...
Fertility problems to increase after huge rise in STDs
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Missing Ashya King was taken by his parents from Southampton General Hospital Daily Mail
Parents who smuggled their dying son out of hospital have taken him abroad in a desperate bid to find a cure, friends said yesterday. Brett and Naghmeh King refused to accept five-year-old Ashya was terminally ill and have 'run away in desperation', ...
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Time running out for tumour boy snatched by his parentsIrish Independent
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Parents who smuggled their dying son out of hospital have taken him abroad in a desperate bid to find a cure, friends said yesterday. Brett and Naghmeh King refused to accept five-year-old Ashya was terminally ill and have 'run away in desperation', ...
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Time running out for tumour boy snatched by his parents
'Time running out' for snatched brain tumour boy
Hospital IT crash forces re-check of blood tests Irish Independent
No figure is available for the number of lab tests hit by the IT failure but it is understood to run to several hundred samples. Hundreds of blood tests will have to be re-checked and possibly performed again after a key IT system crashed at a leading hospital.
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No figure is available for the number of lab tests hit by the IT failure but it is understood to run to several hundred samples. Hundreds of blood tests will have to be re-checked and possibly performed again after a key IT system crashed at a leading hospital.
Ebola spreads to Senegal after student evades health monitors CBC.ca
A university student infected with Ebola evaded health surveillance for weeks as he slipped into Senegal, carrying the deadly virus to a fifth West African nation showing how quarantines, border closures and flight bans have failed to contain the outbreak.
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A university student infected with Ebola evaded health surveillance for weeks as he slipped into Senegal, carrying the deadly virus to a fifth West African nation showing how quarantines, border closures and flight bans have failed to contain the outbreak.
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Ebola outbreak accelerates as death toll tops 1550 - WHO
Fatal cancer 'undiagnosed for a year' Irish Independent
A WOMAN'S cancer was not diagnosed until a year after she underwent a scan which could have highlighted the presence of the disease, an inquest heard. Share. Go To. Comments. Maureen Desmond (74) died at the Mater Hospital in September 2011 from ...
Son tells inquest of difficulty accessing mother's recordsRTE.ie
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A WOMAN'S cancer was not diagnosed until a year after she underwent a scan which could have highlighted the presence of the disease, an inquest heard. Share. Go To. Comments. Maureen Desmond (74) died at the Mater Hospital in September 2011 from ...
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Family amazed by MND support The Argus
Margaret Roddy. Published 30/08/2014 | 00:00. 0 Comments; Share. THE family of a young Dundalk woman who passed away from Motor Neuron Disease have said that they are overwhelmed by the response of the ice bucket challenge which has raised ...
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Margaret Roddy. Published 30/08/2014 | 00:00. 0 Comments; Share. THE family of a young Dundalk woman who passed away from Motor Neuron Disease have said that they are overwhelmed by the response of the ice bucket challenge which has raised ...
Rotunda delivers 47 babies in 24 hours Irish Medical News
Documents released to IMN under Freedom of Information have revealed that the Dublin maternity hospitals are under unprecedented pressure. It has emerged that a total of 47 babies were delivered in one 24-hour period at the Rotunda Hospital last year, ...
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Documents released to IMN under Freedom of Information have revealed that the Dublin maternity hospitals are under unprecedented pressure. It has emerged that a total of 47 babies were delivered in one 24-hour period at the Rotunda Hospital last year, ...
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Bingo lover with Tourette's Syndrome 'kicked out of hall after shouting and ... Irish Mirror
A bingo-lover claims he has been banned for life from his local hall - because he has Tourettes's Syndrome. Louis Bunn says he was kicked out of the hall after staff thought his involuntary tics, shouting and swearing were deliberate acts of disruption.
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A bingo-lover claims he has been banned for life from his local hall - because he has Tourettes's Syndrome. Louis Bunn says he was kicked out of the hall after staff thought his involuntary tics, shouting and swearing were deliberate acts of disruption.
Is Any Amount of Alcohol Good For Us? WebMD
Aug. 29, 2014 -- To drink or not to drink? It's a question not easily answered, at least when it comes to our health. Although we've heard for years that moderate drinking is good for our hearts, several recent studies have questioned that long-held belief.
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Aug. 29, 2014 -- To drink or not to drink? It's a question not easily answered, at least when it comes to our health. Although we've heard for years that moderate drinking is good for our hearts, several recent studies have questioned that long-held belief.
Alcohol warning for Heart Month
With high blood pressure, light to moderate drinking may protect heart
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