Federal Health Agency Reviews Nurses' Allegations of Mishandled Ebola Case Wall Street Journal
The Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, where the first U.S. case of Ebola was diagnosed. Getty Images. A federal health-care agency said Wednesday it was reviewing allegations raised by a nurses union that the Dallas hospital grappling with ...
Alarm in US as second nurse catches EbolaIrish Independent
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The Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, where the first U.S. case of Ebola was diagnosed. Getty Images. A federal health-care agency said Wednesday it was reviewing allegations raised by a nurses union that the Dallas hospital grappling with ...
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WHO warns there could be 10000 new cases of Ebola a week by Christmas Irish Independent
A Red Cross health worker washes himself with chlorinated water after sterilizing the body of 67-year-old Jenneh Momoh, who died due to ebola virus in Monrovia, Liberia. Photo: Mohammed Elshamy/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images. Liberian health workers in ...
Ebola crisis: Obama says US outbreak risk very lowBBC News
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A Red Cross health worker washes himself with chlorinated water after sterilizing the body of 67-year-old Jenneh Momoh, who died due to ebola virus in Monrovia, Liberia. Photo: Mohammed Elshamy/Anadolu Agency/Getty Images. Liberian health workers in ...
Ebola crisis: Obama says US outbreak risk very low
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So that was it. The end of austerity. Herald.ie
After weeks of public spats and leaks and years of painful budgets, Tuesday, October 14 promised if not a giveaway then at least no further cuts. Welcome news for health, especially after €666m was removed with disastrous results in 2013. This year there is ...
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After weeks of public spats and leaks and years of painful budgets, Tuesday, October 14 promised if not a giveaway then at least no further cuts. Welcome news for health, especially after €666m was removed with disastrous results in 2013. This year there is ...
Family describes children's cross-border heart surgery experience BBC News
Northern Ireland's health minister has backed the establishment of an all-Ireland children's heart surgery centre in Dublin in the Republic of Ireland. It means surgery in Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital will cease. One family from Banbridge, County Down, have ...
All-Ireland heart unit at Crumlin will need investmentIrish Independent
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Northern Ireland's health minister has backed the establishment of an all-Ireland children's heart surgery centre in Dublin in the Republic of Ireland. It means surgery in Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital will cease. One family from Banbridge, County Down, have ...
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Doctors return to court for order to force feed woman Irish Independent
THE High Court has ruled doctors may force feed a woman who said she wanted to die because of the sexual abuse she suffered as a child. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. It came after the HSE went back to court yesterday ...
High Court allows doctors to force feed patient who has been refusing food and ...Irish Times
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THE High Court has ruled doctors may force feed a woman who said she wanted to die because of the sexual abuse she suffered as a child. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. It came after the HSE went back to court yesterday ...
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Health fears as 70pc of adults don't wash hands well enough Herald.ie
A staggering seven in 10 Irish adults do not wash their hands long enough to remove infection-causing germs. Also in this section. Swimmer saved after difficulty · Changes still fail test for teacher Teresa · Green Army rejoices as hero O'Shea rescues match ...
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A staggering seven in 10 Irish adults do not wash their hands long enough to remove infection-causing germs. Also in this section. Swimmer saved after difficulty · Changes still fail test for teacher Teresa · Green Army rejoices as hero O'Shea rescues match ...
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Make tobacco illegal or back off and leave us alone Irish Independent
So the Budget is nailing us poor smokers, again. Now ten quid a pack - yeeowch. In fairness to Michael Noonan, he's in an invidious position. Every year he must listen to demands from interfering pillocks to jack the price up by €2, €3, even €5. He has to be ...
Anti-tobacco lobby herald price hikeIrish Examiner
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So the Budget is nailing us poor smokers, again. Now ten quid a pack - yeeowch. In fairness to Michael Noonan, he's in an invidious position. Every year he must listen to demands from interfering pillocks to jack the price up by €2, €3, even €5. He has to be ...
Anti-tobacco lobby herald price hike
CPR saved 100-plus heart attack victims last year Irish Examiner
More than a hundred people survived a heart attack last year because someone witnessing the event started cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), figures show. The Irish Heart Foundation says the figures from the Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest Register ...
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More than a hundred people survived a heart attack last year because someone witnessing the event started cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), figures show. The Irish Heart Foundation says the figures from the Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest Register ...
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International leaders back speedy response on Ebola Irish Times
Workers at a Doctors Without Borders treatment center for Ebola in Monrovia. The group, also known as Medecins Sans Frontieres, was the first to respond to the crisis, and remains the primary aid group battling the disease — but it, too, has been ...
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Workers at a Doctors Without Borders treatment center for Ebola in Monrovia. The group, also known as Medecins Sans Frontieres, was the first to respond to the crisis, and remains the primary aid group battling the disease — but it, too, has been ...
'Speeding pensioner on mobility scooter doing 25mph in Tesco hit and nearly ... Mirror.co.uk
A shaken shopper says he was knocked down and injured by a mobility scooter doing 25mph - inside a SUPERMARKET. Bruce Storr, 67, was doing his weekly shop in Tesco when an elderly man came roaring down the DVD aisle and slammed straight into ...
Pensioner on mobility scooter 'hit shopper at 25mph inside Tesco'Metro
Shopper suffers injury in mobility scooter collisionPlymouth Herald
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A shaken shopper says he was knocked down and injured by a mobility scooter doing 25mph - inside a SUPERMARKET. Bruce Storr, 67, was doing his weekly shop in Tesco when an elderly man came roaring down the DVD aisle and slammed straight into ...
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