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Doctor says he was asked to drop inquest evidence
Irish Times
A whistleblowing doctor at Tallaght hospital says he was put under pressure to drop giving key evidence to an inquest into the death of a patient at the hospital. Dr James Gray, the emergency medicine consultant who revealed earlier this week that a ...
Doctor: I had a duty to identify poor careIrish Examiner
Family's fury after 93-year-old left on trolley for 29 hours in Beaumont ...Irish Mirror
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Irish Times
A whistleblowing doctor at Tallaght hospital says he was put under pressure to drop giving key evidence to an inquest into the death of a patient at the hospital. Dr James Gray, the emergency medicine consultant who revealed earlier this week that a ...
Doctor: I had a duty to identify poor care
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Animal rescue: ISPCA takes in two ponies with overgrown hooves curling up ...
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An investigation is ongoing after the ISPCA rescued two ponies, in extreme discomfort, yesterday in the Dunmanway region of Co Cork. The ponies were suffering from overgrown hooves. One of the mares' hooves were so long they were curling up towards ...
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An investigation is ongoing after the ISPCA rescued two ponies, in extreme discomfort, yesterday in the Dunmanway region of Co Cork. The ponies were suffering from overgrown hooves. One of the mares' hooves were so long they were curling up towards ...
Two mares with badly overgrown hooves taken into Irish charity's care
Irish Examiner
Varadkar 'putting patients at mercy of profits'
Irish Examiner
The health minister has been accused of placing patients at the mercy of profit margins after admitting he is in favour of contracting out the management of under- performing public hospitals to private companies. Opposition parties and doctors rounded ...
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Irish Examiner
The health minister has been accused of placing patients at the mercy of profit margins after admitting he is in favour of contracting out the management of under- performing public hospitals to private companies. Opposition parties and doctors rounded ...
Irish Times
Outpatient waiting lists rise for fourth month in a row
Irish Times
The number of outpatients waiting over 18 months for an appointment has increased for the fourth month in a row, despite Minister for Health Leo Varadkar's promise to abolish long waits. Mr Varadkar said the trend on waiting lists was “broadly positive ...
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Irish Times
The number of outpatients waiting over 18 months for an appointment has increased for the fourth month in a row, despite Minister for Health Leo Varadkar's promise to abolish long waits. Mr Varadkar said the trend on waiting lists was “broadly positive ...
News Moving Closer to Solving the MRSA ...
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Immunologists from Trinity College in Dublin say they have unearthed a key piece of the MRSA vaccine puzzle by identifying specific T-helper cells whose role in the immune response is critical in affecting infection outcomes. The researchers were able ...
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Immunologists from Trinity College in Dublin say they have unearthed a key piece of the MRSA vaccine puzzle by identifying specific T-helper cells whose role in the immune response is critical in affecting infection outcomes. The researchers were able ...
Irish Examiner
Breakthrough as 'designer cell' therapy fights girl's leukaemia
Irish Examiner
The head of research at the Irish Cancer Society has praised the designer of immune cell therapy which was used to reverse leukaemia in a one-year-old girl, and said it demonstrates how important such research is. Layla Richards, 1, was treated with an ...
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Irish Examiner
The head of research at the Irish Cancer Society has praised the designer of immune cell therapy which was used to reverse leukaemia in a one-year-old girl, and said it demonstrates how important such research is. Layla Richards, 1, was treated with an ...
Infant Goes Into Remission Thanks to Cancer Treatment Breakthrough With ...
Designer cells reverse baby girl's cancer in world first
'Almost a miracle': 1yo girl 'saved from incurable leukemia' by genome editing ...
Irish Mirror
'Man up' the worst thing you can say to someone if they're feeling down
Irish Mirror
'Man up!' is the worst thing someone can say when you're feeling down, a new survey reveals. A survey by the Union of Students in Ireland shows more than a third feel down every day and most find comfort in food. A whopping 83% said talking to someone ...
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Irish Mirror
'Man up!' is the worst thing someone can say when you're feeling down, a new survey reveals. A survey by the Union of Students in Ireland shows more than a third feel down every day and most find comfort in food. A whopping 83% said talking to someone ...
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New legislation to 'deglamourise' drinking in the pipeline
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New legislation could see a minimum price of €8 brought in for a bottle of wine. It would also mean that cans of beer could not be sold for less than €2. It is part of an effort by the Minister for Health Leo Varadkar to 'de-glamourise' drinking in ...
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New legislation could see a minimum price of €8 brought in for a bottle of wine. It would also mean that cans of beer could not be sold for less than €2. It is part of an effort by the Minister for Health Leo Varadkar to 'de-glamourise' drinking in ...
Irish Independent
University returns Coke contribution for anti-obesity research group
Irish Independent
A US university is returning a million-dollar (£666,000) contribution from soft drinks giant Coca-Cola to start a group dedicated to ending obesity. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. The money was provided to establish The ...
University returns Coca-Cola donation to launch anti-obesity groupWestern Morning News
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A US university is returning a million-dollar (£666,000) contribution from soft drinks giant Coca-Cola to start a group dedicated to ending obesity. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. The money was provided to establish The ...
University returns Coca-Cola donation to launch anti-obesity group
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Student's cornea ripped by novelty contact lenses
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A student dressed as a leopard for Halloween was hospitalised after trying to remove a pair of cat-eye contact lenses which had ripped her cornea. If I ain't blind in my right eye tomorrow there is a god. — Tia (@tiaGoode_) November 1, 2015.
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A student dressed as a leopard for Halloween was hospitalised after trying to remove a pair of cat-eye contact lenses which had ripped her cornea. If I ain't blind in my right eye tomorrow there is a god. — Tia (@tiaGoode_) November 1, 2015.
Student Rips Out Her Own Cornea After Trying To Remove Contact Lens
Student rips out own cornea after cheap Halloween contact lenses stick to her ...
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