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Sarms What They Dont Tell you

By Sierra Nolan Aug 13, 2026
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Doctors urge heavy GP funding boost

By Sierra Nolan Aug 8, 2026
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The Uses of Immunoassay Development

By Sierra Nolan Aug 7, 2026
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Myths about invisible aligners explored

By Sierra Nolan Aug 6, 2026
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Uncommon plant boosts liver health and mood

By Sierra Nolan August 20, 2026

Uncommon plant boosts liver health and mood A common weed found in many gardens and sidewalks may hold the key to improving liver health and mood. Researchers have been studying the effects of purslane, a succulent-leafed plant, on adults with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease. The...

Joyful green and red colors return to Mayo

By Marissa Kent August 19, 2026

Joyful green and red colors return to Mayo Mayo’s victory in the All-Ireland football final brought a wave of joy across Ireland, capped by a massive gathering on Reek Sunday. The team’s long-awaited win ended years of heartbreak for supporters and showcased the deep emotional...

HSE confident private activity has ceased in South West

By Sierra Nolan August 18, 2026

HSE confident private activity has ceased in South West HSE South West is confident that holders of the public-only consultant contract (POCC) have ceased private activity in public hospitals, a spokesperson stated. Implementation of the POCC in HSE South West was discussed at a recent...

Departments convene to improve anaphylaxis care in schools

By Whitney Blake August 17, 2026

Departments convene to improve anaphylaxis care in schools Government departments met in May to discuss how anaphylaxis is prevented and treated in Ireland’s early‑learning, childcare and school environments, a step prompted by concerns raised last year by the Health Service Executive’s Child Health Public Health...

Better cervical screening for trauma survivors

By Whitney Blake August 16, 2026

Better cervical screening for trauma survivors Ireland’s national cervical screening program now includes trauma-informed care to help women who avoid screening due to past trauma, especially sexual violence. Equity as the driving force The Cervical Cancer Elimination Plan 2025-2030 prioritizes equity. In 2022-23, 75% of...

Young Breast Cancer: New Clinical Perspective

By Whitney Blake August 15, 2026

Young Breast Cancer: New Clinical Perspective Breast cancer in younger women—typically defined as diagnosis under the age of 40—accounts for a small, but clinically important proportion of cases. Although incidence is lower than in older women, younger patients more often present with biologically aggressive tumours,...