Irish Examiner
Surgeries cancelled amid patient surge at Limerick hospital
Irish Examiner
As University Hospital Limerick went on red alert yesterday with another spike in emergency eepartment (ED) trolley patients, all non-urgent elective surgery was cancelled. Surgical procedures scheduled for coming days are being reviewed. In a move to free ...
More operations cancelled, as trolley figures rise to 551Irish Independent
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551 people on hospital trolleys as flu outbreak worsensIrish Times
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Irish Examiner
As University Hospital Limerick went on red alert yesterday with another spike in emergency eepartment (ED) trolley patients, all non-urgent elective surgery was cancelled. Surgical procedures scheduled for coming days are being reviewed. In a move to free ...
More operations cancelled, as trolley figures rise to 551
Level of hospital overcrowding worsens
551 people on hospital trolleys as flu outbreak worsens
NDTV
Here's how dieting and fasting can help ward off Alzheimer's, diabetes
Daily News & Analysis
A new research has revealed the anti-inflammatory mechanism of dieting and fasting. Researchers at Yale School of Medicine have found that a compound produced by the body when dieting or fasting can block a part of the immune system involved in ...
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Daily News & Analysis
A new research has revealed the anti-inflammatory mechanism of dieting and fasting. Researchers at Yale School of Medicine have found that a compound produced by the body when dieting or fasting can block a part of the immune system involved in ...
“Marvel” Molecule Opens Pathway to New Inflammatory Disease Therapies
Scientists Discover New Molecule With Potential Applications In Treating ...
Irish team find molecule can block diseases
Meath Chronicle
New sunbed laws come into force next month
Meath Chronicle
The HSE has welcomed Minister Varadkar's announcement that new laws governing sunbeds will come into force on 2nd March. The executive said the use of sunbeds should be restricted because of the associated increased risk of skin cancer and other ...
'Unlimited' use of sunbeds bannedIrish Health
New rules will limit sunbed use as risk of skin cancer risesHerald.ie
Leo Varadkar urges Ms Y to take part in abortion inquiryIrish Times
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Meath Chronicle
The HSE has welcomed Minister Varadkar's announcement that new laws governing sunbeds will come into force on 2nd March. The executive said the use of sunbeds should be restricted because of the associated increased risk of skin cancer and other ...
'Unlimited' use of sunbeds banned
New rules will limit sunbed use as risk of skin cancer rises
Leo Varadkar urges Ms Y to take part in abortion inquiry
TV3.ie
Make a stand against stroke
TV3.ie
Being unable to stand on one leg for more than 20 seconds could lead to an increased risk of a silent stroke. Standing on one leg can lower your risk of a silent stroke, claims new research. Hopping from foot to foot while you try to balance, as well as pulling ...
How Long Can you Stand On One Leg? Balance Offers Vital Info About HealthYahoo Lifestyle UK
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TV3.ie
Being unable to stand on one leg for more than 20 seconds could lead to an increased risk of a silent stroke. Standing on one leg can lower your risk of a silent stroke, claims new research. Hopping from foot to foot while you try to balance, as well as pulling ...
How Long Can you Stand On One Leg? Balance Offers Vital Info About Health
Sunday World
Are fizzy drinks making you fat?
Sunday World
Most of us realise that guzzling down fizzy drinks daily isn't that good for us; apart from anything, they're packed with tooth-rotting sugar. But a new campaign is seeking to highlight just how much danger a can of pop a day could do, with claims it raises the risk ...
Just ONE can of fizzy drink a day increases heart attack risk by a third - and ...Daily Mail
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Sunday World
Most of us realise that guzzling down fizzy drinks daily isn't that good for us; apart from anything, they're packed with tooth-rotting sugar. But a new campaign is seeking to highlight just how much danger a can of pop a day could do, with claims it raises the risk ...
Just ONE can of fizzy drink a day increases heart attack risk by a third - and ...
University Herald
National Sleep Foundation Data Highlights Importance of Sleep for College-Age ...
University Herald
In college, it can be fairly easy to de-value sleep by staying up late either to have fun at a party or study for a test and then get up early for class. Like Us on Facebook. But the National Sleep Foundation (NSF) says that would be a mistake. In an article titled ...
Made to Measure Blinds infographic reveals the snoozing habits of world's most ...Daily Mail
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University Herald
In college, it can be fairly easy to de-value sleep by staying up late either to have fun at a party or study for a test and then get up early for class. Like Us on Facebook. But the National Sleep Foundation (NSF) says that would be a mistake. In an article titled ...
Made to Measure Blinds infographic reveals the snoozing habits of world's most ...
Sleep Group Updates Shuteye Guidelines
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Village
Anti-fluoride bromides
Village
In October, Dublin City Councillors voted in favour of removing fluoride from public water supplies. The motion, which was passed by 22 votes, called for the removal of fluoride and to make it a crime for anyone that attempts to add it to water supplies. Dublin is ...
Council may bite back on fluoridationSonoma Index-Tribune
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Village
In October, Dublin City Councillors voted in favour of removing fluoride from public water supplies. The motion, which was passed by 22 votes, called for the removal of fluoride and to make it a crime for anyone that attempts to add it to water supplies. Dublin is ...
Council may bite back on fluoridation
Mirror.co.uk
Professor Robin Carhart-Harris had to turn away hoards of volunteers for his ...
Metro
From the department of stating the obvious: A professor was inundated when he asked for volunteers to take LSD for a study. Dr Robin Carhart-Harris, of Imperial College London, wanted to test the drug to see if it would help treat depression and alcoholism.
Professor seeking students for LSD experiment is ''battered'' with offersIrish Mirror
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Metro
From the department of stating the obvious: A professor was inundated when he asked for volunteers to take LSD for a study. Dr Robin Carhart-Harris, of Imperial College London, wanted to test the drug to see if it would help treat depression and alcoholism.
Professor seeking students for LSD experiment is ''battered'' with offers
Newsweek
Doctors in The Netherlands 'would help' patients die
Irish Examiner
One in three Dutch doctors would be prepared to help someone with advanced dementia die, a study has found. The Netherlands is one of four European countries where euthanasia is legal under certain circumstances, but the majority of requests from ...
Assisted suicide for people with dementia? A third of Dutch doctors support itMirror.co.uk
Quarter of Dutch doctors would provide assisted suicide to those 'tired of living'International Business Times UK
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Irish Examiner
One in three Dutch doctors would be prepared to help someone with advanced dementia die, a study has found. The Netherlands is one of four European countries where euthanasia is legal under certain circumstances, but the majority of requests from ...
Assisted suicide for people with dementia? A third of Dutch doctors support it
Quarter of Dutch doctors would provide assisted suicide to those 'tired of living'
Doctors share their views on euthanasia
Daily Mail
Children have poorer quality sleep if they rest during the afternoon
Daily Mail
Children who take an afternoon nap over the age of two don't get such good quality sleep, say researchers. Length and quality of sleep is linked to child health and development, and parents and carers have been encouraged to let toddlers take a daytime ...
Napping after age 2 could spoil sleep, report findsToday.com
Toddler naps link to sleep problemsIrish Examiner
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Daily Mail
Children who take an afternoon nap over the age of two don't get such good quality sleep, say researchers. Length and quality of sleep is linked to child health and development, and parents and carers have been encouraged to let toddlers take a daytime ...
Napping after age 2 could spoil sleep, report finds
Toddler naps link to sleep problems
Afternoon naps may be bad for kids' sleep
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