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IrishHealth.com - Health
New treatment for people with haemophilia
22 Oct 2019 19:28
A innovative new treatment for people with haemophilia is to be provided in Ireland, the Irish Haemophilia Society has said. The news was confirmed at the society's annual conference at the weekend. Agreement has been reached for the provision of the treatment, which will provide greater protection for those with the condition. Haemophilia is a group of inherited blood disorders that affect the blood's ability to form clots. Blood contains many proteins called clotting factors, and these work
Abortion decriminalised in Northern Ireland
22 Oct 2019 19:28
Abortion has been decriminalised in Northern Ireland, despite efforts by the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) to stop the legislation coming into effect. While abortion has been available in the rest of the UK for decades, Northern Ireland had much more strict rules because the 1967 Abortion Act did not apply to it. However, during the summer, backbench Labour MPs put forward amendments in Westminster, which compelled the British government to change the law governing abortion in the North unle
Loneliness "a growing public health concern"
22 Oct 2019 19:28
One-third of adults over the age of 50 feel lonely at least some of the time and this can have a major impact on their health and quality of life, new research has revealed. The findings are contained in a new report from the Irish Longitudinal Study on Ageing (TILDA) - an ongoing study of people over the age of 50 in Ireland. The researchers from Trinity College Dublin (TCD) found that loneliness can be damaging to the health and wellbeing of older adults, with the loneliest adults having a p
Report reveals hidden impact of caring
22 Oct 2019 19:28
A new report into the plight of family carers in Ireland has revealed that 44% regularly deal with abusive behaviour, while 49% have no supports or services available to them. This is the second report in a series called Paying the Price, which has been undertaken by the College of Psychiatrists of Ireland (CPI), Family Carers Ireland (FCI) and the UCD School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health Systems. There are currently 355,000 family carers in Ireland, that is one in every 10 adults. The repo
Homeless organisation helped 1,000+ kids in 2018
22 Oct 2019 19:28
A voluntary organisation that works with homeless people supported over 1,000 children who were homeless or at risk of homelessness in 2018, an increase of 40% on 2017's figure. Novas is a voluntary organisation and approved housing body that works with families and single adults who are disadvantaged and socially excluded - primarily those who are homeless or at risk of being homeless. Originally established in Limerick city, it now offers services throughout the Munster region and in Dublin.
Hospital consultants considering industrial action
22 Oct 2019 19:28
Hospital consultants have warned that they will undertake industrial action if the Government fails to come up with concrete plans to tackle the current recruitment crisis. According to the Irish Medical Organisation (IMO), there is a "palpable level of frustration" among consultants and non-consultant hospital doctors (NCHDs) at having to deliver care in a service that is unsafe for both staff and their patients. The IMO made its comments following a meeting with officials from the Department
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