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HSE works on back-up plan as 38pc of family GPs snub scheme
Irish Independent
GPs who refuse to sign new contracts giving free visits to children under six may be forced to do so under a back-up plan being drawn up by health officials, the Irish Independent has learnt. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To.
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GPs who refuse to sign new contracts giving free visits to children under six may be forced to do so under a back-up plan being drawn up by health officials, the Irish Independent has learnt. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To.
HSE apologises for under-6s data breach
HSE reports data breach on GP scheme applications
Majority of country will be covered, says IMO
Irish Examiner
Disability laws: Plea over wording
Irish Examiner
Mothers of children born with life-limiting conditions want politicians to support the discontinuation of the phrase “incompatible with life” in disability legislation. Last night in the Dáil Independent TD, Mattie McGrath, introduced a bill to ban the use of the term ...
McGrath seeks to ban term 'incompatible with life'RTE.ie
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Irish Examiner
Mothers of children born with life-limiting conditions want politicians to support the discontinuation of the phrase “incompatible with life” in disability legislation. Last night in the Dáil Independent TD, Mattie McGrath, introduced a bill to ban the use of the term ...
McGrath seeks to ban term 'incompatible with life'
Parents are led to believe their babies are 'freaks of nature' – pro-life group
TV3.ie
Are Your Children Emotionally Healthy?
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This morning on Ireland AM, Sinead and Mark were joined by clinical psychologist Paul Gilligan to talk about the importance of mental health in both children and their parents. Gilligan's new book 'Raising Emotionally Healthy Children' aims to empower ...
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This morning on Ireland AM, Sinead and Mark were joined by clinical psychologist Paul Gilligan to talk about the importance of mental health in both children and their parents. Gilligan's new book 'Raising Emotionally Healthy Children' aims to empower ...
Building a child that can cope with life
How to raise emotionally healthy children
Irish Times
Dear FDA: Resist the Urge on PCSK9 Drugs
Medscape
Last week, an FDA advisory committee recommended approval of two proprotein convertase subtilisin kexin 9 (PCSK9)–inhibitor drugs. A formal decision is expected later this summer. The FDA usually follows the advice of its advisory committees, but not ...
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Last week, an FDA advisory committee recommended approval of two proprotein convertase subtilisin kexin 9 (PCSK9)–inhibitor drugs. A formal decision is expected later this summer. The FDA usually follows the advice of its advisory committees, but not ...
Two New Cholesterol Drugs Get Advisory OK, Despite Doubts
New low cholesterol drug may be available by end of year
Survey shows doctors ready for PCSK9s
Irish Independent
Luke (7) is awarded €1m and extra €1k 'for a treat'
Irish Independent
Margaret Yore, of Virginia, Co. Cavan, leaving court yesterday with here son Open Gallery 1 Margaret Yore, of Virginia, Co. Cavan, leaving court yesterday with here son Luke (7). Temple Street Children's Hospital in Dublin has apologised to a seven-year-old ...
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Margaret Yore, of Virginia, Co. Cavan, leaving court yesterday with here son Open Gallery 1 Margaret Yore, of Virginia, Co. Cavan, leaving court yesterday with here son Luke (7). Temple Street Children's Hospital in Dublin has apologised to a seven-year-old ...
Temple Street apologies over 'failings' in care of boy
Irish Independent
Two chocolate bars a day could be good for you, scientists claim
Irish Independent
Embargoed to 2330 Monday June 15 File photo dated 20/02/15 of bars Open Gallery 1 Embargoed to 2330 Monday June 15 File photo dated 20/02/15 of bars of chocolate, as eating up to 100g (4oz) of chocolate a day has been linked to a lowered risk of ...
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Irish Independent
Embargoed to 2330 Monday June 15 File photo dated 20/02/15 of bars Open Gallery 1 Embargoed to 2330 Monday June 15 File photo dated 20/02/15 of bars of chocolate, as eating up to 100g (4oz) of chocolate a day has been linked to a lowered risk of ...
Eat chocolate, reduce heart disease risk
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Daily chocolate dose may fend off heart disease – but don't bet your life on it
Caboolture News
Unexpected cancer diagnosis shocks Caboolture mother
Caboolture News
SHARON Kunde thought she was coming down with a cold, but as her condition rapidly deteriorated she visited the doctor only to hear a diagnosis she had least expected. In October last year, the 58-year-old woman was told that she had bowel cancer.
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SHARON Kunde thought she was coming down with a cold, but as her condition rapidly deteriorated she visited the doctor only to hear a diagnosis she had least expected. In October last year, the 58-year-old woman was told that she had bowel cancer.
Gemma Savory :Bowel Cancer, It Won't Happen To Me... Right?
It took two years before Anna Flood was diagnosed with bowel cancer
Young people aren't being diagnosed with bowel cancer quickly enough
Western Daily Press
Workers are taking fewer tea breaks out of fear of their bosses
Western Daily Press
Workers are taking fewer tea breaks, often fearing their bosses will think they are slacking, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 workers found that almost half were too busy to stop for a cuppa, while one four believed they were not allowed to have a ...
South West workers too busy for a tea breakWestern Morning News
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Western Daily Press
Workers are taking fewer tea breaks, often fearing their bosses will think they are slacking, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 workers found that almost half were too busy to stop for a cuppa, while one four believed they were not allowed to have a ...
South West workers too busy for a tea break
6 tips for perfect cuppa as study reveals West workers 'fail to take tea break'
ABC Online
Men's health expo to encourage more Hunter men to see a doctor
ABC Online
Hunter men are being encouraged to make an appointment with their GP with statistics showing one in four men and boys have not seen a doctor in the past 12 months. As part of men's Health Week, Hunter New England Health is holding a men's health expo ...
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Hunter men are being encouraged to make an appointment with their GP with statistics showing one in four men and boys have not seen a doctor in the past 12 months. As part of men's Health Week, Hunter New England Health is holding a men's health expo ...
Vic prostate cancer research gets boost
Men urged to know early cancer signs
Here are the cancer warning signs that could save your life
Irish Times
Fitness-to-practise inquiry process is too long and costly – surgeon
Irish Times
In May, the Irish Medical Council announced a 13 per cent increase in annual registration fees for doctors to €605, at a time when the country is struggling to retain or attract doctors to work in the Irish health service. I was on the receiving end of a ...
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Irish Times
In May, the Irish Medical Council announced a 13 per cent increase in annual registration fees for doctors to €605, at a time when the country is struggling to retain or attract doctors to work in the Irish health service. I was on the receiving end of a ...
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