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Health is not to be taken for granted

Although modern medicine has made tremendous advances in surgical procedures and in the treatment of acute illness, for centuries holistic medicine has been – and remains – the mainstay of care for our health. It respects the person as a whole – the body, mind, soul, and emotions.

Early diagnosis of bowel cancer is vital says survivor

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Paul Mohan (54), bowel cancer survivor, is urging people to get checked out if they experience any of the symptoms of bowel cancer as early detection saves lives.

AIDS West free testing campaign is necessary with HIV on the rise again

Increasing numbers of people at risk from HIV, which is once again on the rise, is a major concern for Aids West.

Osteoporosis – how to prevent it and treat it with exercise

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Osteoporosis is often called a ‘silent disease’ as bone loss happens gradually over time, without any symptoms. If you have a family history of osteoporosis, have coeliac disease, or are a post-menopausal woman, you may be at increased risk.

Advice for protecting your home against rats

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The cold weather is the perfect time for rodents to invade homes as they seek warmth.

Companies urged to support Daffodil Day

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Bobby Kerr and Norah Casey are urging the business community in Westmeath to show their support for cancer patients by getting involved in Daffodil Day on March 23.

Learn to prevent and treat osteoporosis with exercise

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Osteoporosis is so often a silent disease, as bone loss happens gradually over time and without any symptoms.

Osteoporosis is preventable and treatable

Osteoporosis Clinic Ireland is a multidisciplinary clinic, providing a unique triple therapy approach, that has been developed to assist people with or predisposed to bone health issues. Osteoporosis is a silent disease affecting one in two women and one in four men over the age of 50 in Ireland, although all age groups can be affected.

Tomás Guiry runs 260km to raise over €13k for motor neurone disease

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Mayo native Tomás Guiry this week presented staff at the Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association (IMNDA) with a cheque for €13,805.66. The Foxford local ran 52 individual 5km races in 2017 to raise the much needed funds for the charity. Mr Guiry chose to undertake this mammoth challenge as his aunt Breda Cherakai sadly passed away from motor neurone disease.

Lung cancer cases up, awareness down

At the launch of its Lung Cancer Awareness Month recently, the Irish Cancer Society announced that 27 per cent of Irish people were unable to name any symptoms of lung cancer.

 

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