2015年6月28日 星期日

2015-06-29 Ireland Health


Irish Examiner
   
Staffing shortages delay opening of €2.3m CF unit   
Irish Examiner
A vital cystic fibrosis (CF) respiratory ward at Cork University Hospital, funded to the tune of €2.3m by a charity, has not opened because of staffing shortages. Joe Browne, founder of Build4Life, the charity that paid for the construction and equipping of the ...


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Stuff.co.nz
   
Half of students have used cannabis   
Irish Examiner
Nearly half of third-level students have recently smoked cannabis and almost a third have recently taken ecstasy, research indicates. Almost all of the 2,700 students surveyed — across more than 30 institutions — drink alcohol and a third said they engaged in ...

Ecstasy is a dangerous drug and should remain illegal   Stuff.co.nz
Controversial Study Evaluates Pure Form of Ecstasy as PTSD Treatment   Clapway
Ecstasy for PTSD? Study concludes drug might help   Ocala

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Irish Independent
   
Popular 'teatox' is causing unplanned pregnancies as it stops the Pill from working   
Irish Independent
The Bootea teatox Open Gallery 5 The Bootea teatox Reality star Scott Disick has also been pictured endorsing the product. The Apprentice star Lusia Zissman pictured with Bootea Bootea can stop the contraceptive pill from working Michelle Keegan and ...

Pre-wedding 'teatox' dieting craze using Bootea stops the Pill working   Daily Mail
Popular tea detox causing unplanned pregnancies as it stops the Pill from working   Belfast Telegraph
Bootea: Unexpected Pregnancies Caused By Popular Tea Detox That Can Stop ...   The Inquisitr

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Irish Examiner
   
VIDEO: 5km Colour Dash' in aid of the Irish Cancer Society   
Irish Examiner
'5km Colour Dash' in aid of the Irish Cancer Society at Pairc Ui Chaoimh on Sunday 28th June 2015. Unable to play media. 5km Colour Dash. source: 720p. 720p; 480p high; 480p low; 360p. 03:00. Embed video. Dimensions: 320x240, 480x320, 1280x720.
One winner of €2m Lotto jackpot   The Nationalist

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In The Pink: Flamingo Walks With Prosthetic Leg   
Pirate FM
A pink flamingo in Brazil has been given a prosthetic leg which is believed to be the first of its kind made. The six-year-old Chilean flamingo fractured his leg a month ago, forcing vets to partially amputate it to stop an infection. A seven-inch carbon limb was ...


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Yahoo News UK
   
'It's a tricky little bastard of a disease': Una Mullally spoke about her cancer battle ...   
Yahoo News UK
IRISH TIMES JOURNALIST and gay rights campaigner Una Mullally spoke out about her cancer battle on RTÉ's Saturday Night with Miriam last night. Mullally, who was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year, spoke to Miriam O'Callaghan about the illness ...


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Plymouth Herald
   
Mouldy McDonald's burger photo goes viral as furry snack dubbed the McMould   
Plymouth Herald
A McDonald's customer was so furious after being offered £15 of vouchers in compensation for being served the mouldy snack that he turned to the internet. And the internet delivered - with photos of the burger going viral almost instantly. Account executive ...

McMould: Photo of mouldy McDonald's burger goes viral after angry customer ...   Mirror.co.uk
Moldy McDonald's Burger Goes Viral After Customer Complaint   The Inquisitr

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Daily News & Analysis
   
Korea reports no new MERS cases for 2nd consecutive day   
Arirang News
Now, moving onto the latest regarding the outbreak of Middle East Respiratory Syndrome here in Korea. No new cases were reported for a second consecutive day on Monday, for the first time in over a month. Health ministry officials say this may be an ...

Park calls for drastic measures to boost consumption   The Korea Observer
South Korea reports 32nd MERS death   Manila Bulletin
Korean MERS Patient Released from Hospital in China   The Chosun Ilbo
AsiaOne   
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The Korea Herald   
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Sierra Leone Telegraph
   
Is Sierra Leone sleep walking into another round of Ebola epidemic?   
Sierra Leone Telegraph
The Ebola epidemic in West Africa which has taken the life of over 11,000 people in Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia, may have significantly receded, especially with Liberia being declared Ebola free, but Sierra Leone and Guinea continue to record new ...

Sierra Leone will jail Ebola law violators   GMA News
Sierra Leone announces new curfew to halt Ebola   BDlive
Ebola persists but raging heads fight about politics   The Patriotic Vanguard

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USA TODAY
   
Your biggest travel risk this summer? The sun   
USA TODAY
Don't get burned this summer. I don't just mean that figuratively — like being singed by surprise fees and surcharges — I mean it literally. Don't get burned by the sun. It can happen anytime, anywhere, even on an overcast day. Stop me if you already know this ...

Protect Your Young Ones With These 4 Simple Rules of Sun Protection   Huffington Post
Confusing labels on sunscreen bottles 'are putting Brits at risk of being burned'   Mirror.co.uk
Style Q&A with Christina Han: Vancouver dermatologist delves into summer skin ...   Vancouver Sun
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expressandstar.com   
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