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Calls for greater awareness of SUDEP in Galway
In advance of SUDEP Action Day on October 15, Epilepsy Ireland has appealed to people living with epilepsy and their families to learn more about a devastating aspect of the condition. Sadly, 33 people lose their lives due to Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy in Ireland every year.
Statement paves way for cracks in City East consensus
The row stems from a statement issued by Councillor Shane Forde (FG), claiming that elected representatives across the east side of Galway have failed to sponsor public realm projects in their neighbourhoods, such as recent repairs to a footpath in Renmore.
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New chronic disease hubs provide vital support for diabetics
People living with diabetes in the West have praised the enhancements in diabetes care as they benefit from faster access to specialised care as a result of the new HSE Chronic Disease Hub. The move-away from hospital-based care means that patients have access to highly specialised clinical teams, closer to their homes. This comes as they prepare to mark World Diabetes on November 14.
Multiple sclerosis - the 'gift that kept on taking'
Before John Burke* got married in September 1992, a number of people asked him if his wedding was still going ahead and if he realised what he might be "taking on"?
Significant TUS-led EU study set to unravel causes of physical inactivity in young people
A ground-breaking pan-European initiative spearheaded by the Technological University of the Shannon (TUS) is set to uncover the root causes of physical inactivity in young people.
Terminally ill patients dying in cold homes due to energy costs - Irish Cancer Society
New research, funded by the Irish Cancer Society (ICS), reveals stark levels of energy hardship experienced by cancer patients receiving palliative care at home.
Hospital consultants warn that patient health in the west and northwest at risk due to excessive treatment delays
A growing shortage of acute hospital beds across the region is resulting in waiting lists for essential treatment and impacting on patient outcomes, the Irish Hospital Consultants Association (IHCA) has warned this week.
Local hospitals public in-patient charges formally abolished by Minister for Health
THE Minister for Health, Stephen Donnelly, has announced that, with effect from Monday of this week, public inpatient charges have been abolished in all public hospitals, including Portiuncula Hospital, Ballinasloe and the Midland Regional Hospitals in Mullingar and Tullamore.
Local hospital raises public awareness of chronic kidney disease
The Midland Regional Hospital Tullamore marked World Kidney Day this year by raising public awareness about Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD).
