Ireland ▼Wed, 08 Sep 2010 23:13:33 GMT+00:00
 Irish Times | HSE to review Navan A&E policy Irish Times THE HEALTH Service Executive has said it is to review the decision not to allow consultants at Our Lady's Hospital in Navan assess patients in the accident and emergency department. Consultants had expressed concern that an “unsafe” situation had ... Further talks due in Navan Hospital dispute HSE relents on Navan concerns Unions to refer Navan surgery decision to LRC |
Thu, 09 Sep 2010 06:59:32 GMT+00:00
 RTE.ie | West's hospitals closing 45 beds each week since start of the year Galway Bay FM Hospitals in the HSE West area have been shedding almost 45 patient beds a month so far this year as health service management attempts to cut budget expenditure by €65m by 2011. And by now, more than one in ten acute hospital beds ... New children's hospital will not move from Mater No ideal site for hospital, says Harney Govt set to decide 2011 health budget |
Thu, 09 Sep 2010 03:57:19 GMT+00:00
 Daily Mail | Alternative cures offer little relief from morning sickness Irish Independent By Eilish O'Regan Health Correspondent THERE is little evidence to suggest alternative therapies, including ginger biscuits, have any impact on morning sickness suffered by pregnant women, new research revealed yesterday. There is a reluctance to use ... Nothing much works for morning sickness, study finds 'No reliable cure' for morning sickness Call for morning sickness action |
Wed, 08 Sep 2010 23:20:04 GMT+00:00
 Irish Times | Dr Watson's prescription Irish Times THE FACT that James Watson would like to start a gossip magazine for scientists is a clear indication of his mischievous wit. Yet his intention is less to offer tittle-tattle than to improve the conduct of science. A magazine with “true” gossip would ... Red tape 'slowing down' cancer studies Cancer 'can be cured within a decade', says expert |
Wed, 08 Sep 2010 16:19:27 GMT+00:00
 Irish Medical Times | SSRIs and breast cancer mortality Irish Medical Times Do SSRIs attenuate tamoxifen's benefits in breast cancer survivors? Dr Cathy Kelly explains the findings of her recently published study in the British Medical Journal We recently published a paper indicating that women taking tamoxifen for the ... Health briefs, September 9 The Bottom Line: Government spends more on breast cancer than prostate cancer Carolina Spotlight: Breast Cancer survivors needed |
Tue, 07 Sep 2010 05:26:55 GMT+00:00
 TopNews United Kingdom (blog) | Study shows ME/CFS 'virus link' found in children BBC News A study on children has found further evidence that ME, or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, could be caused by a virus. Scientists at the University of Dundee study found abnormalities in the white blood ... ME 'virus link' found in children Hope for those sick of feeling tired New research sheds light on ME |
Thu, 09 Sep 2010 07:02:25 GMT+00:00
Rise in Cork TB cases Irish Examiner The HSE says one further active case of TB has been detected in the past week and 11 children have a latent form of the disease. Latent TB is not infectious but if untreated, can develop into active TB. Meanwhile, a UCC Professor has raised the issue ... TB cases rise to 37 as screening fails to find infection source |
Wed, 08 Sep 2010 14:29:43 GMT+00:00
FF hopes of Lenihan revolution fading Herald.ie FIANNA Fail backbenchers are losing hope that Brian Lenihan will make a move against the Taoiseach before an election. As Mr Lenihan gets more involved than ever in trying to rescue the country's failing financial ... He endured 'day after awful day' of chemo Lenihan says his cancer has stabilised Lenihan says cancer has stabilised |
Wed, 08 Sep 2010 11:38:45 GMT+00:00
 Daily Mail | Rangers idol Brian Laudrup in cancer fight Belfast Telegraph Brian Laudrup has vowed to win a cancer battle after revealing that he has been diagnosed with a mild form of lymphoma. The former Denmark star, who won three league titles in four seasons at Rangers, including a double in 1996, announced yesterday ... Ex-Rangers player in cancer fight Former Chelsea star Brian Laudrup determined to win cancer battle Brian Laudrup vows to win cancer fight |
Wed, 08 Sep 2010 17:11:56 GMT+00:00
Woman to sue over delayed diagnosis RTE.ie A 49-year-old mother-of-two is to sue the Bon Secours Hospital in Cork for what she alleges was a delayed diagnosis of bowel cancer. The woman's lawyers went before the High Court today in an effort to speed up the hearing of her case because they said ... |