Call for inclusion of dentistry in child health care Irish Examiner
The Government's decision to provide universal health care for all children should include dental treatment for under-sixes, a report urges. It says treatment for young children should be prioritised and the “intelligent” use of patient co-payments explored as a ...
Report says medical card holders should contribute to dental costsIrish Times
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The Government's decision to provide universal health care for all children should include dental treatment for under-sixes, a report urges. It says treatment for young children should be prioritised and the “intelligent” use of patient co-payments explored as a ...
Report says medical card holders should contribute to dental costs
Emigration, loss and a mother's hidden pain Irish Independent
LOSS of sex drive, appetite and enthusiasm are just some of the ways parents can be affected when their child emigrates, according to a leading family psychotherapist. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Since the ...
Waves of emigration leave a legacy of love and loss behindIrish Times
A scourge on society, not a choice of lifestyleHerald.ie
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LOSS of sex drive, appetite and enthusiasm are just some of the ways parents can be affected when their child emigrates, according to a leading family psychotherapist. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Since the ...
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A scourge on society, not a choice of lifestyle
Ebola results for Belfast patient to be made public tomorrow Irish Independent
Patients and nervous visitors to Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital have expressed concerns after it emerged that a man is being tested there for the deadly Ebola virus. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Many voiced support for and ...
No HSE high alert despite North ebola scareIrish Examiner
Belfast patient tested for EbolaBelfast Telegraph
Ebola: Patient in Belfast tested for deadly virusMirror.co.uk
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Patients and nervous visitors to Belfast's Royal Victoria Hospital have expressed concerns after it emerged that a man is being tested there for the deadly Ebola virus. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Many voiced support for and ...
No HSE high alert despite North ebola scare
Belfast patient tested for Ebola
Ebola: Patient in Belfast tested for deadly virus
Jackie Bird: Drinking while pregnant is risky - but let's not criminalise mums-to-be Scottish Daily Record
YEARS ago on a weekend break, a friend of mine who was usually the life and soul of the party turned into a party pooper. She joined us all at the bar and knocked back her fair share of alcohol but kept complaining she wasn't feeling well. A few weeks later ...
Boozy mums should be criminalised - to stop them damaging more babiesMirror.co.uk
Dani Garavelli: Give pregnant women supportScotsman
It's not 'bad mothers' we should be afraid of ... bad law will do more damageHerald.ie
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YEARS ago on a weekend break, a friend of mine who was usually the life and soul of the party turned into a party pooper. She joined us all at the bar and knocked back her fair share of alcohol but kept complaining she wasn't feeling well. A few weeks later ...
Boozy mums should be criminalised - to stop them damaging more babies
Dani Garavelli: Give pregnant women support
It's not 'bad mothers' we should be afraid of ... bad law will do more damage
WhatsApp Is Determined To Eliminate Ebola Cases Gamer Headlines
Everyone on the planet is aware of Ebola virus. At least everyone has heard about it from TV or the internet. Ebola is threatening disease that emerged recently from West Africa. The common perception about Ebola virus is that it is something new. This is not ...
Ebola: Patient being tested at Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast for virusIrish Mirror
Ebola Symposium Addresses Fear in the CommunityTWC News
Symposium offers West African perspective on EbolaRochester Democrat and Chronicle
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Everyone on the planet is aware of Ebola virus. At least everyone has heard about it from TV or the internet. Ebola is threatening disease that emerged recently from West Africa. The common perception about Ebola virus is that it is something new. This is not ...
Ebola: Patient being tested at Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast for virus
Ebola Symposium Addresses Fear in the Community
Symposium offers West African perspective on Ebola
Brain surgery cures man of arachnophobia - but gives him temporary hatred of ... Irish Mirror
A brain surgery patient was cured of arachnophobia following an operation but developed a temporary aversion to music. Dr Nick Medford, a senior lecturer in psychiatry at the Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS), and medical student Sophie Binks, ...
Arachnophobia 'cured' by novel brain surgeryThe Argus
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A brain surgery patient was cured of arachnophobia following an operation but developed a temporary aversion to music. Dr Nick Medford, a senior lecturer in psychiatry at the Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS), and medical student Sophie Binks, ...
Arachnophobia 'cured' by novel brain surgery
STRESS: Signals of how we've reached our limit Irish Examiner
STRESS is part of our programming, that automatic fight or flight response that helps us dash for cover when we spot danger, or knuckle down to get jobs done. It's all thanks to that surge of hormones — including adrenaline and cortisol — our bodies produce ...
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STRESS is part of our programming, that automatic fight or flight response that helps us dash for cover when we spot danger, or knuckle down to get jobs done. It's all thanks to that surge of hormones — including adrenaline and cortisol — our bodies produce ...
US Army seeks warzone tech from Irish backed group Irish Independent
Harry Leech. Published 09/11/2014 | 02:30. 0 Comments; Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. CONCUSSION: Battle hazard. A tech company co-founded by two Irish entrepreneurs has entered into a major deal with the US military to commercialise its ...
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Harry Leech. Published 09/11/2014 | 02:30. 0 Comments; Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. CONCUSSION: Battle hazard. A tech company co-founded by two Irish entrepreneurs has entered into a major deal with the US military to commercialise its ...
Research strategy promises improved ovarian cancer treatment ABC Online
CHRIS UHLMANN There was a time not so long ago when doctors believed there was only one kind of ovarian cancer. And all the evidence showed it was a particularly fierce form of the disease. Each year in Australia, 1,400 women are diagnosed with it and ...
HMC hosts annual breast cancer conferenceGulf Times
I decided to describe my experience of breast cancer as a 'battle', but this doesn't ...The Independent
Developments In Ovarian Cancer Treatment Could Offer More Comfort ...Diabetes Insider
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CHRIS UHLMANN There was a time not so long ago when doctors believed there was only one kind of ovarian cancer. And all the evidence showed it was a particularly fierce form of the disease. Each year in Australia, 1,400 women are diagnosed with it and ...
HMC hosts annual breast cancer conference
I decided to describe my experience of breast cancer as a 'battle', but this doesn't ...
Developments In Ovarian Cancer Treatment Could Offer More Comfort ...
Irish Ebola aid response hampered by red tape Irish Times
An Ebola sign outside a home in West Point slum area of Monrovia, Liberia. Ireland has provided direct funding of almost €4 million for Ebola treatment facilities in Sierra Leone and Liberia. Photograph: EPA/Ahmed Jallanzo. Paul Cullen. Topics: News ...
In the eye of the Ebola stormCNN
As Ebola spreads rapidly, remote Remote Sierra Leone region pleads for helpFirstpost
President Koroma's Envoy Makes Strong Case for Sierra Leone at Saudi ...Sierra Express Media
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An Ebola sign outside a home in West Point slum area of Monrovia, Liberia. Ireland has provided direct funding of almost €4 million for Ebola treatment facilities in Sierra Leone and Liberia. Photograph: EPA/Ahmed Jallanzo. Paul Cullen. Topics: News ...
In the eye of the Ebola storm
As Ebola spreads rapidly, remote Remote Sierra Leone region pleads for help
President Koroma's Envoy Makes Strong Case for Sierra Leone at Saudi ...
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