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77 more deaths from COVID, 1,910 more cases
24 Jan 2021 09:37
Another 77 deaths from COVID-19 have been confirmed, along with 1,910 new cases. This brings the total number of deaths here to 2,947 and the total number of cases to 186,184. Of the 77 deaths reported, 76 occurred this month and the median age of those who died was 84 years. Of the 1,910 new cases, 710 occurred in Dublin, 150 in Cork, 103 in Meath, 102 in Limerick and 86 in Louth. As of 2pm on Saturday, 1,892 people were in hospital with confirmed COVID, 217 of whom were in ICU. There had b
52 more deaths from COVID confirmed
24 Jan 2021 09:37
A further 52 deaths from COVID-19 have been confirmed, as well as 2,371 new cases. The median age of those who died was 82, although the age range was 39-99 years. This brings the total number of deaths here to 2,870 and the total number of cases to 184,279. Of the new cases, 757 occurred in Dublin, 237 in Cork, 154 in Waterford, 123 in Wexford and 114 in Louth. As of 2pm on Friday, 1,931 people with confirmed COVID-19 were in hospital, 219 of whom were in ICU. There had been 78 additional h
Eating disorder hospital admissions jump by 60%
24 Jan 2021 09:37
The number of hospital admissions related to eating disorders jumped by 66% last year, a new study has revealed. Anxiety related to the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact of restrictions are likely to have a played a major role in this increase, the researchers said. Eating disorders are complex conditions which impact a person's attitudes to food and their eating behaviours. They have the highest mortality rate of any psychiatric disorder. In Ireland, the HSE National Clinical Programme for Ea
Almost 55,000 cases of COVID in 14 days
24 Jan 2021 09:37
Almost 55,000 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Ireland in the last 14 days, the deputy chief medical officer, Dr Ronan Glynn, has said. Furthermore, 532 people have died of the illness so far this month, compared to 174 in the entire month of December and 164 in November. According to the latest figures available, 54,318 cases of COVID have been reported in the Republic over the last two weeks, with 2,608 additional cases reported today. This brings the total number of cases here to 1
Medical Cannabis Access Programme announced
24 Jan 2021 09:37
The Minister for Health has announced provision for the delivery and funding of the Medicinal Cannabis Access Programme, which will be used to treat patients with certain conditions who have failed to respond to standard treatments. According to Minister Stephen Donnelly, the purpose of this programme is "to facilitate compassionate access to cannabis for medical reasons, where conventional treatment has failed". He noted that the programme follows the clear pathway laid out by the Health Prod
61 more COVID deaths confirmed
24 Jan 2021 09:37
Another 61 deaths from COVID-19 have been confirmed, along with 2,488 more cases. This brings the total number of deaths here to 2,758 and the total number of cases to 179,324. Of the 61 deaths reported, 58 occurred this month and the median age of those who died was 83 years. Of the 2,488 new cases, 726 occurred in Dublin, 314 in Cork, 148 in Galway, 133 in Limerick and 130 in Meath. As of 2pm on Wednesday, 1,923 people were in hospital with confirmed COVID. As of 11am, 210 patients were in
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