Study shows unchanged teen smoking rates in 40% of countries over past two decades
Ireland is not included in this study, but other data shows a decline in Irish teen smoking levels over time.
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Ireland is not included in this study, but other data shows a decline in Irish teen smoking levels over time.
Some educational settings in England re-opened earlier than others during the summer break.
The research in the Lancet emphasised that not all of these people would go on to develop severe symptoms if infected.
Scientists also warned there is a substantial risk of the virus being reintroduced from abroad.
More than 22,000 trans men and women were surveyed for the study.
That’s according to a new study carried out on 500 children.
A global study highlighted a huge gender gap between girls and boys in Ireland.
In Ireland, vulnerable people have more untreated dental disease, and poorer oral health-related quality of life than others.
Results from 13 studies suggest that 70% of women wanted to continue using menstrual cups once they knew how to use them.
The disease claims the lives of more than 300,000 women every year.
Findings suggest that sexual minority youths and are four times more likely to report recent self-harm at ages 16 and 21 years than their heterosexual peers.
There are dangers associated with the procedure.
The diseases include type two diabetes, dementia, cardiovascular disease and some cancers.
Pethidine is the most widely used drug but new research suggests remifentanil may work better.
The findings were published in The Lancet journal this week.
Its cost could be outweighed by health savings in the area of air pollution disease and death.
Single fathers ate fewer fruit and vegetables, and were more likely to binge drink than single mothers and partnered parents, the study found.
Experts have argued the definition should be changed so that laws and social policy can be developed around it.
The EPA said that around 1,500 premature deaths in Ireland in 2014 were directly attributable to air pollution.
Rates of child and adolescent obesity are highest (over 30%) in some islands in Polynesia.
In 2015, around one in six new cases of HIV diagnosed in Europe are among people aged over 50.
Much of the focus in recent years has been on cyberbullying.
The study found no link between traffic exposure and Parkinson’s disease or multiple sclerosis.
There have been a number of calls for cannabis to be legalised in Ireland for medical reasons.
A small trial has found that a compound made from the mushrooms helped people with treatment-resistant depression.
The condition affects around 400,000 people in Ireland.
About 300 women in Ireland are diagnosed with womb cancer each year.
In 15 years, some parts of the UK there could be no difference.
The insects could thrive in the UK with a small increase in temperature.
A study has revealed the rate at which smokers metabolise nicotine could predict the best way to quit.
Other forms of contraception, such as the pill, do not appear to increase this risk.
Hopes raised that the trial will “form the basis of a more potent vaccine” – there is currently no effective vaccine against the Ebola or Marburg virus.
A new study shows the benefit of learning coping strategies.
New research has recorded a rise of 60% in cases of the infection over the past 25 years in the Netherlands.
FIFPro say the decision needs to be taken out of the hands of team doctors.
The study also found that there is no link between babies using antibiotics and the development of allergies.
Last year, 300 children under the age of five died in Ireland.
New research found little difference in the patients recovery depending on these two treatments.
A new trial says that using ‘emotional drivers’ can encourage handwashing among children – and help fight diseases.
Experts say they are worried that children are being exposed to chemicals that are “silently eroding intelligence, disrupting behaviours, truncating future achievements, and damaging societies”.