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Monday 24 January 2022
From The42
Stephen Donnelly was speaking ahead of NPHET’s meeting on Thursday.
The deaths occurred from October to December 2021.
Connolly says she is concerned about democracy and the lack of oversight of ‘draconian’ laws being rolled over into next year.
Chartered Psychologist Dr Jolanta Burke looks at the five-a-day advice and wonders if we’re getting enough nutrition.
The Swede struggled with breathing difficulties at Norwich and has now contracted coronavirus.
Two chartered psychologists offer some helpful advice to help you avoid letting Christmas get you down this year.
It is estimated that they will cater for up to 940,000 planned procedures and operations every year.
The Tallaght Drugs and Alcohol Task Force appeared before the Oireachtas Committee on Health today.
The HSE’s Paul Reid said this afternoon that the healthcare system is “under very significant pressure”.
As part of the Movember campaign, Stephen McIntyre shares his story of diagnosis and treatment for prostate cancer.
The woman has argued the snack contains more quantities of other fruits.
506 admitted patients were waiting for beds this morning.
The protest is due to take place at the main entrance of the hospital at 1pm today.
Stephen Donnelly repeated his commitment to the Sláintecare programme, which has been hit by high-profile resignations in recent weeks.
The US may begin its rollout to younger children before the end of the year.
The most common error reported to Hiqa in 2020 involved exposure to the wrong person.
Over 270 women aged 18 to 80 participated in discussions for a report commissioned by a Department of Health taskforce.
Laura Magahy was appointed executive director in July 2018.
Chartered Physiotherapist Aoife Ni Eochaidh says pregnancy often causes incontinence but help is at hand.
More than 46,000 Covid-19 cases have been recorded in children and teenagers up to July.
The Ireland Strategic Investment Fund had invested €66m in the private genetics company acquired in a deal announced yesterday.
In Ireland, the prevalence of HCV infection is highest amongst those born during this period.
Government ministers have met to review progress on Ireland’s response to the attack.
The Oireachtas Health Committee will discuss the issue today.
An IT shutdown has had an impact on wider operations today.
The UK is set to ban ads for junk food online and before 9pm on TV.
Consultant Gastroenterologist Professor Pádraic Mac Mathuna is calling on those aged 60-69 to register for bowel screening.
The department launched a fact-finding review following an RTÉ Prime Time broadcast this year.
An Oireachtas Committee is recommending that a campaign be launched to promote Vitamin D supplements.
Ella Arensman has been appointed Ireland’s first Professor of Public Mental Health.
For the 20% of cases categorised as community transmission, additional questions will be asked about their movements over the previous seven days.
On Transgender Day of Visibility, Teni CEO Éirénne Carroll talks to The Journal about access to healthcare in Ireland and worrying developments in the US.
In Ireland, Moderna has made up a small proportion of the number of vaccines administered.
The flu vaccine was free for children in Ireland for the first time in 2020.
Dr Rosie Mangan’s life changed after an accident in 2019. She says the postcode lottery system for neurology rehabilitation services must change.
TODAY, THE PHASED return to offices can begin, following a dramatic easing of restrictions by the Government over the weekend.
As fears about the Omicron variant grew before Christmas, the Government had advised people to work from home where possible once again.
But based on advice from NPHET this week, the Government said a phased return to offices can resume, with the advice being that businesses decide on how those phases should be implemented.
So we’re asking you: Will you be returning to the office this week?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
This week, our reader is eating out and enjoying the company of friends, as well as a weekend away.
Author Clodagh Finn on the women who are too often relegated to the footnotes of history.
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