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Her daughters, aged 13 and 11, were diagnosed with Fetal Valproate Syndrome (FVS) in 2020. This came after years of diagnosis for individual symptoms. Their youngest daughter also had double surgery for hip dysplasia at Temple Street Hospital. A letter advising that she needs a review as part of investigations into these surgeries has only … Read more
For several years, a bus organised by Kerry and Cork independent TDs has been heading to the North once or twice a month, bringing patients from those counties to get cataract and hip operations in Belfast or Derry, procedures which are paid for — or least partly paid for — out of a cross-border healthcare … Read more
AN urgent warning is in place for the Irish public as a nasty bug spreads at high speeds. Health officials are urging anyone with the symptoms of Norovirus to stay home. 2 The norovirus is spreading rapidly throughout IrelandCredit: Getty Images – Getty 2 There are key signs to watch out forCredit: Getty Images – … Read more
Residents and business owners in Dublin 4 have objected to a primary care centre planned by the HSE over concerns it may be a “massive drug and sexual treatment centre”. Plans submitted to Dublin City Council detail a primary care centre ranging in height from three to six storeys on part of the site of … Read more
If people working in the public health system are “ingratiating themselves financially” they will be referred to An Garda Síochána, the HSE‘s chief executive has said. Bernard Gloster said on Sunday that nobody had told him about an internal investigation at Children’s Health Ireland (CHI) which allegedly found a consultant abused the State’s waiting system … Read more
The HSE is set to spend up to €50m on a new national electronic prescription service as it seeks to modernise as part of Ireland’s “broader digital health transformation”. It has gone out to tender for the provision of this technology which it said will be rolled out in both public and private settings across … Read more
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RTE star Brendan Courtney recently opened up on his OCD diagnosis for the first time on air. Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, commonly referred to as OCD, is a severe anxiety disorder that features a pattern of unwanted thoughts and fears known as obsessions. 3 Brendan Courtney has opened up on his OCD diagnosis 3 There are … Read more
A legal action seeking a judicial review of the State’s treatment of children with gender identity issues is due to come before the High Court shortly. The action against the Health Information and Quality Authority (Hiqa) is being taken by Prof Donal O’Shea and psychiatrist Dr Paul Moran, a consultant psychiatrist at the National Gender … Read more