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Four in 10 people in Ireland have admitted that they would not want to know if a friend or loved one was suffering from depression, according to research undertaken for the launch of Lean on Me Pharmacy, an extension of the successful Lean on Me depression awareness campaign. The statistic shows that a significant proportion of people still have difficulty discussing the topic of depression openly.

Erris leads the way with healthy heart talk

A week on a sun drenched beach or discovering the charms of an exotic far flung paradise? Most of us would like to spend our Easter break this way enjoying a change in routine away from the demands of work or home.

It’s March and spring is in the air and we’re all feeling the effects of our over-indulgence over the winter months. With Christmas and comfort eating over January and February, are you struggling to get back into your exercise routine? Feeling sluggish and tired? Why not stimulate your body’s own natural ability to get rid of toxins by embarking on a detoxification programme? This internal spring clean will not only clear out the excesses of the winter months but also the toxins that have built up over months and years of excess.

According to pharmacist Eamonn Brady of Whelehans Pharmacy Mullingar, there are some situations when you may feel a little run down or lacking energy due to conditions like stress or a cold or flu. Some natural supplements can provide a timely boost.

Deputy Nicky McFadden has said that the introduction of roadside drug testing will help to save lives. Deputy McFadden made her comments this week following confirmation of the move from the Minister for Transport Leo Varadkar.

Gardaí in Swinford are taking a proactive approach to pedestrian safety this coming winter. In doing so, they hope to prevent slips and falls, and the subsequent difficulties which ensue as a result.

‘Tis the season where so many of us tend to go overboard with drinking, between festive Christmas dinners, countless holiday parties, and New Year’s celebrations. And after the holiday cheer, most of us are left with that unwelcome side effect of our excesses: the hangover.

Galway-native pharmacist Karen Walsh has lodged an appeal against her conviction last month for the murder of an elderly grandmother.

Galway pharmacist Shane Howard, from Howard’s Pharmacy in Moycullen, has been announced as a nominee in the Helix Health Pharmacist Awards 2011, which recognise pharmacists nationwide for remarkable professional conduct.