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5 days ago · Climate change led to additional 50 days of health-threatening temperatures in 2023 – Lancet study. 30th October 2024. Rainfall and flooding could have critical implications for Ireland’s infrastructure, Irish contributing author says.
Irish Medical Times: Medical News for Healthcare Professionals
Oct 30, 2024 · Climate change led to additional 50 days of health-threatening temperatures in 2023 – Lancet study. Minister O’Donovan launches Institute for Health Discovery and Innovation. Next government should appoint chief pharmaceutical officer – IPU. Irish-Kenyan agreement aims to address healthcare staff shortages. 1.
Beyond the Surface: Comprehensive approaches to plaque …
Sep 27, 2024 · Topical treatments are often the first-line therapy for mild to moderate plaque psoriasis: Corticosteroids reduce redness, swelling, and itching, with varying potency based on the treatment area. Low-potency forms are for sensitive areas like the face, while stronger ones target thicker plaques. Due to potential side effects like skin thinning ...
New world-class National Rehabilitation Hospital opens doors
By Lloyd Mudiwa 2nd July 2020. Patients and staff celebrate opening of new National Rehabilitation Hospital on old Dún Laoghaire campus. All patients have now moved into Phase One of the long-awaited new rehabilitation hospital, the Board of the National Rehabilitation Hospital (NRH) has announced. Commenting in the last few days as Health ...
GPs can now send prescriptions electronically to pharmacies
Apr 3, 2020 · The change has been introduced by way of the Medicinal Products (Prescription and Control of Supply) (Amendment) Regulations 2020 allowing for the electronic transfer of prescriptions to a pharmacy via an approved electronic system: the HSE’s Healthmail system. [email protected]. Tagged with: coronavirus Covid-19 electronic prescriptions ...
Medical Council releases new telemedicine guide for doctors
Dec 22, 2020 · The Medical Council has released a new online resource for medical practitioners on telemedicine which underlines that, as with a face-to-face consultation, the principles of care are the same. The guide, which is available on the Medical Council’s website, contains information and practical advice for doctors now employing telemedicine ...
The Bons Secours Cork hospital completes a €77m expansion
Nov 26, 2019 · The opening of the new Cork Cancer Centre has marked completion of the wider €77 million expansion of the Bons Secours Cork hospital. The cancer centre offers technologically advanced radiotherapy services in the south of Ireland through a partnership between the hospital and UPMC Hillman Cancer Centre, part of US-based academic medical centre UPMC which is affiliated with the University of ...
St John’s Wort returns to Ireland - Irish Medical Times
Sep 22, 2015 · St John’s Wort (SJW) — botanical name Hypericum perforatum L — is a “very well known” herbal medicine all around Europe and was on sale across Ireland up to the year 2001. “You could get it in pharmacies, in health food stores, in groceries, in petrol stations like any other herbal medicine or food supplement.
Understanding oral cavity cancer - imt.ie
Jul 31, 2015 · Oral cavity cancer includes tumours of the buccal mucosa, retromolar triangle, upper and lower alveolus, hard palate, anterior two-thirds of tongue, floor of mouth and the mucosal surface of lips. More than 90 per cent of these are squamous cell cancers (SCCs); minor salivary tumours, lymphomas and melanomas account for most of the remainder.
Irish doctors’ registration status unchanged — GMC
Nov 3, 2020 · Irish doctors holding provisional or full registration working in the UK can continue practising. The registration status of any Irish or European Economic Area (EEA) doctor working in the United Kingdom (UK), who holds provisional or full registration at the moment does not change, the General Medical Council (GMC) in Britain has confirmed.