Irish Times
Varadkar's stance on gay blood donations will be closely watched
Irish Times
The relatively minor decision on whether to lift the lifetime ban on gay and bisexual men donating blood has had an added dimension since Minister for Health Leo Varadkar revealed his own homosexuality. Varadkar cited the imminent decision on blood ...
City pharmacist slams HSE over 'morning-after pill' discriminationGalway Advertiser
Varadkar to consider foster home abuse probeIrish Independent
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Irish Times
The relatively minor decision on whether to lift the lifetime ban on gay and bisexual men donating blood has had an added dimension since Minister for Health Leo Varadkar revealed his own homosexuality. Varadkar cited the imminent decision on blood ...
City pharmacist slams HSE over 'morning-after pill' discrimination
Varadkar to consider foster home abuse probe
Varadkar: Hospital crowding progress slow, but is improving
Irish Independent
50pc of adults don't know they are suffering from 'silent killer'
Irish Independent
Almost one in two older adults with high blood pressure is unaware they have the condition, although it is a "silent killer". Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. A major study, published today, shows 64pc of over-50s ...
Private patients less likely to be on blood pressure medsIrish Examiner
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Irish Independent
Almost one in two older adults with high blood pressure is unaware they have the condition, although it is a "silent killer". Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. A major study, published today, shows 64pc of over-50s ...
Private patients less likely to be on blood pressure meds
Irish Mirror
Heart disease is Ireland's biggest killer with 27 dying every day, new figures reveal
Irish Mirror
The Irish Heart Foundation released a fact sheet about the dreaded disease yesterday (WED) ahead of their annual Happy Heart Appeal next week. The IHF said many people don't realise stroke and premature heart attacks are both cardiovascular diseases, ...
Heart Disease and Stroke Cost America Nearly $1 Billion a Day in Medical Costs ...Digital Journal
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Irish Mirror
The Irish Heart Foundation released a fact sheet about the dreaded disease yesterday (WED) ahead of their annual Happy Heart Appeal next week. The IHF said many people don't realise stroke and premature heart attacks are both cardiovascular diseases, ...
Heart Disease and Stroke Cost America Nearly $1 Billion a Day in Medical Costs ...
HealthCanal.com
Parents allege HSE 'retaliation' against them
Irish Examiner
Parents of children with a disability have claimed they are victims of “retaliation” by bodies including schools and the HSE if they complain about their child not being able to access services. The claim is included in a report by academics at NUI Galway.
Report highlights issues regarding access to justice for children with mental ...HealthCanal.com
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Irish Examiner
Parents of children with a disability have claimed they are victims of “retaliation” by bodies including schools and the HSE if they complain about their child not being able to access services. The claim is included in a report by academics at NUI Galway.
Report highlights issues regarding access to justice for children with mental ...
Irish Times
European court upholds ban on gay blood donations
Irish Times
A ruling by Europe's highest court upholding a lifetime ban in some circumstances on gay men giving blood donations will have no impact on the ongoing review of the policy in Ireland, the Department of Health has said. The European Court of Justice has ...
Blood donor ban: Ban requires lack of other protectionsIrish Examiner
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Irish Times
A ruling by Europe's highest court upholding a lifetime ban in some circumstances on gay men giving blood donations will have no impact on the ongoing review of the policy in Ireland, the Department of Health has said. The European Court of Justice has ...
Blood donor ban: Ban requires lack of other protections
EU Court Limits Laws Banning Gay Men from Donating Blood
France gay blood donor ban 'may be justified'
Irish Times
Hospitals recall hundreds in connection with X-ray errors
Irish Times
Thousands of X-rays and other scans have been reviewed and hundreds of patients recalled after errors were discovered in the work of three locum radiologists employed by the Health Service Executive. At least one patient has had a late cancer diagnosis ...
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Irish Times
Thousands of X-rays and other scans have been reviewed and hundreds of patients recalled after errors were discovered in the work of three locum radiologists employed by the Health Service Executive. At least one patient has had a late cancer diagnosis ...
Malay Mail Online
EU lawmakers want calorie info included on drinks
Malay Mail Online
Cases of Coca-Cola are shown for sale in Encinitas, California October 10, 2013. — Reuters picBRUSSELS, April 30 — European beer, wine and spirits makers should inform consumers about the amount of calories in their drinks via clear labelling, EU ...
Help for 'heavy' drinkers, EU rules that booze labels must show caloriesExpress.co.uk
MEPs call for mandatory alcohol calorie labellingIrish Times
MEPs add to alcohol calorie label callsBBC News
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Malay Mail Online
Cases of Coca-Cola are shown for sale in Encinitas, California October 10, 2013. — Reuters picBRUSSELS, April 30 — European beer, wine and spirits makers should inform consumers about the amount of calories in their drinks via clear labelling, EU ...
Help for 'heavy' drinkers, EU rules that booze labels must show calories
MEPs call for mandatory alcohol calorie labelling
MEPs add to alcohol calorie label calls
Irish Examiner
9 super healthy ways to get more wholegrain in your diet
Irish Examiner
According to research by Newcastle University, nearly 80% of are falling short of the recommended 48g of wholegrains a day (that's the equivalent of three slices of a wholegrain loaf). Not that anyone's suggesting you eat that much bread. But many of us are ...
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Irish Examiner
According to research by Newcastle University, nearly 80% of are falling short of the recommended 48g of wholegrains a day (that's the equivalent of three slices of a wholegrain loaf). Not that anyone's suggesting you eat that much bread. But many of us are ...
Daily Mail
Challenging jobs could protect your brain against memory and thinking decline
Daily Mail
They say professionals whose jobs require more speaking, and even arguing with colleagues, could be better off. Having managerial reponsibilities may even give you better protection against memory and thinking decline in old age than co-workers.
A Job That Challenges You Mentally Could Help Prevent DementiaTech Times
Jobs that challenge the brain may provide best protection against mental declineSunday World
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Daily Mail
They say professionals whose jobs require more speaking, and even arguing with colleagues, could be better off. Having managerial reponsibilities may even give you better protection against memory and thinking decline in old age than co-workers.
A Job That Challenges You Mentally Could Help Prevent Dementia
Jobs that challenge the brain may provide best protection against mental decline
Hard Work Preserves Brain Health, Protects Against Memory Loss
BBC News
Belfast E. coli outbreak restaurant Flicks fined £110000
BBC News
The company that ran a Belfast restaurant involved in a major E. coli outbreak has been fined £110,000. At least 140 people contracted E. coli in an outbreak at Flicks restaurant, based at Yorkgate shopping centre, three years ago. It was described at the time ...
Owner 'deeply sorry' as E.coli restaurant fined £110000Belfast Newsletter
Chopped parsley 'source of E.coli'Farming Life
Chopped parsley likely source of Northern Ireland's worst E.coli outbreakITV News
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BBC News
The company that ran a Belfast restaurant involved in a major E. coli outbreak has been fined £110,000. At least 140 people contracted E. coli in an outbreak at Flicks restaurant, based at Yorkgate shopping centre, three years ago. It was described at the time ...
Owner 'deeply sorry' as E.coli restaurant fined £110000
Chopped parsley 'source of E.coli'
Chopped parsley likely source of Northern Ireland's worst E.coli outbreak
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