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Early review of medical cards to be abolished
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PEOPLE who are issued with a discretionary medical card will no longer be subject to unpopular reviews, before it reaches its expiry date, it was confirmed yesterday. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments.
HSE service plan to target waiting times and cancer careIrish Times
GPs 'could always veto medical card removal'Irish Examiner
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PEOPLE who are issued with a discretionary medical card will no longer be subject to unpopular reviews, before it reaches its expiry date, it was confirmed yesterday. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments.
HSE service plan to target waiting times and cancer care
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Rules will allow blood samples from unconscious drivers
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Under the new rules, medical authorities may take a sample from a driver who has been incapacitated and is unable to provide consent to the procedure. Photograph: Cyril Byrne/The Irish Times. Tim O'Brien. Topics: News; More Topics. Thu, Nov 27, 2014, 00: ...
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Under the new rules, medical authorities may take a sample from a driver who has been incapacitated and is unable to provide consent to the procedure. Photograph: Cyril Byrne/The Irish Times. Tim O'Brien. Topics: News; More Topics. Thu, Nov 27, 2014, 00: ...
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Two women challenge symphysiotomy redress scheme
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Two elderly women who underwent symphysiotomy operations have brought a legal challenge to the Government redress scheme announced recently. The scheme was approved by the Government on 29 October and published on 10 November. It provides ...
Women challenge constitutionality of symphysiotomy redress schemeIrish Times
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Two elderly women who underwent symphysiotomy operations have brought a legal challenge to the Government redress scheme announced recently. The scheme was approved by the Government on 29 October and published on 10 November. It provides ...
Women challenge constitutionality of symphysiotomy redress scheme
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Historic Glasnevin Cemetery to aid in dignified burial of Sierra Leone Ebola victims
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The Glasnevin Trust has teamed up with Concern Worldwide to give the Ebola dead in Sierra Leone dignified burials. Photo by: Concern Worldwide. Historic Glasnevin Cemetery to aid in dignified burial of Sierra Leone Ebola victims. Sheila Langan ...
Glasnevin Trust is helping with the burial of Ebola victims in Sierre Leonethejournal.ie
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The Glasnevin Trust has teamed up with Concern Worldwide to give the Ebola dead in Sierra Leone dignified burials. Photo by: Concern Worldwide. Historic Glasnevin Cemetery to aid in dignified burial of Sierra Leone Ebola victims. Sheila Langan ...
Glasnevin Trust is helping with the burial of Ebola victims in Sierre Leone
Glasnevin Trust aids Ebola fight with Concern Worldwide
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Brain knows what is virtual or real: Study
Economic Times
WASHINGTON: Neurons in the brain react differently to virtual reality than they do to real-life environments, shows a study. The finding can be significant for people who use virtual reality for gaming, military, commercial, scientific or other purposes.
The brain's surprising reaction to virtual reality should prompt further studiesIrish Examiner
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Economic Times
WASHINGTON: Neurons in the brain react differently to virtual reality than they do to real-life environments, shows a study. The finding can be significant for people who use virtual reality for gaming, military, commercial, scientific or other purposes.
The brain's surprising reaction to virtual reality should prompt further studies
How Does Virtual Reality Affect The Brain? The Answer May Surprise You
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Bladder cancer: 'Exciting' drug breakthrough
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A drug which makes a wide range of cancers more vulnerable to the body's immune system is "exciting" and may mark a new era, say doctors. It strips cancer cells of the "camouflage" they use to evade attack by the immune system. In the most detailed study, ...
Drug hope in fight against cancer of the bladderDaily Mail
Wonder drug cures two bladder cancer patients and now more will be testedIrish Mirror
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A drug which makes a wide range of cancers more vulnerable to the body's immune system is "exciting" and may mark a new era, say doctors. It strips cancer cells of the "camouflage" they use to evade attack by the immune system. In the most detailed study, ...
Drug hope in fight against cancer of the bladder
Wonder drug cures two bladder cancer patients and now more will be tested
Irish Times
Ebola discoverer sees long, bumpy road to ending epidemic
Irish Times
A Liberian man looks at a mural in downtown Monrovia that forms part of an Ebola awareness campaign. The death toll in the worst Ebola epidemic on record has risen to 5,459 out of 15,351 cases identified in eight countries by November 18th. Photograph: ...
Ebola discoverer Piot sees long, bumpy road to ending epidemiceuronews
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A Liberian man looks at a mural in downtown Monrovia that forms part of an Ebola awareness campaign. The death toll in the worst Ebola epidemic on record has risen to 5,459 out of 15,351 cases identified in eight countries by November 18th. Photograph: ...
Ebola discoverer Piot sees long, bumpy road to ending epidemic
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Pizza chef lost 19 STONE in a year after fearing weight gain would cause her to ...
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A pizza chef shed a staggering 19 stone in year after fearing her weight would cause her to die in her sleep. Ana Sirbu's weight reached 32 stone after she piled the pounds while working night shifts in a takeaway. It got to the stage where the 28-year-old was ...
Looking hot: Obese pizza chef cuts out carbs to lose 18st in a yearMetro
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A pizza chef shed a staggering 19 stone in year after fearing her weight would cause her to die in her sleep. Ana Sirbu's weight reached 32 stone after she piled the pounds while working night shifts in a takeaway. It got to the stage where the 28-year-old was ...
Looking hot: Obese pizza chef cuts out carbs to lose 18st in a year
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This loyal dog has waited at hospital where owner died, for the last year
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A faithful dog in Russia has been waiting at the hospital where her owner passed away, for the last year. Masha, her breed unconfirmed but who resembles a Daschund, has been hanging around the Siberian hospital, arriving each morning since her master ...
Loyal dog Masha is still waiting at hospital where owner died two years agoMetro
Loyal dog waits for owner who will never return at hospital for two yearsTelegraph.co.uk
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Newstalk 106-108 fm
A faithful dog in Russia has been waiting at the hospital where her owner passed away, for the last year. Masha, her breed unconfirmed but who resembles a Daschund, has been hanging around the Siberian hospital, arriving each morning since her master ...
Loyal dog Masha is still waiting at hospital where owner died two years ago
Loyal dog waits for owner who will never return at hospital for two years
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Report finds greater control with prescriptions could save NI health service £54m
Irish Times
Greater control in issuing prescriptions could save the Northern Ireland health service £54 million (€68 million) over a rolling three-year period, a new report has found. Last year the health service could have saved £19 million if doctors exercised more care ...
Warning over prescription costsBelfast Telegraph
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Irish Times
Greater control in issuing prescriptions could save the Northern Ireland health service £54 million (€68 million) over a rolling three-year period, a new report has found. Last year the health service could have saved £19 million if doctors exercised more care ...
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