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Irish scientists positive about new treatments for arthritis sufferers

Arthritis affects around 400,000 people in Ireland and nearly 70 million people in the European Union suffer from the condition. A group of Irish scientists based at NUI Galway are…

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Heart attacks in Ireland drop 10% since smoking ban

The Irish Heart Foundation has revealed that the rate of heart attacks in Ireland has dropped by 10% since the introduction of the smoking ban ten years ago.  The smoking…

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More transparency needed surrounding effects of statin

Statin are drugs that are prescribed to patients with high LDL cholesterol levels. LDL cholesterol is known as ‘bad’ cholesterol and it can increase a person’s risk of developing heart…

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World Health Organisation warns against too much sugar in diet

The World Health Organisation has said that a persons daily allowance for sugar intake should be halved to six teaspoons.  A recent set of guidelines that were published by the…

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Research testing on blood cells offers new hope on dementia

Scientists have developed a new type of blood test that they say could possibly be able to indicate if a person will develop dementia within 3 years.  The new study…

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Scientists find evidence of link between climate change and Malaria

Scientists have managed to prove that there is in fact a direct link between the changing of the world’s climate and the increase of malaria. The study which was carried…

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High protein diets could be as dangerous to our health as smoking

Researchers from the University of Southern California have suggested that a high protein diet could be as damaging to our health as smoking a packet of 20 cigarettes per day….

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New survey reveals drop in the numbers of people who are smoking in Ireland

A recent new survey that has been carried out by the Irish Cancer Society has revealed that less than one in five Irish people currently smoke which marks a significant…

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Cooking your meat could increase Alzheimer’s risk

Researchers in the United States have suggested that cooking meat on the grill, in the oven or frying pan produces extremely harmful chemicals that could potentially increase the risk of…

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New alternative to pacemakers being tested in the United States

Heart disease impacts the lives of thousands of people in Ireland. There may now be a new way of providing a constant monitoring system for the human heart according to…

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Testing for cancer may become easier according to research

A team of researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a test that could potentially make it simpler and more affordable for the general public to detect some…

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Micro chip technology to improve heart disease treatment

Researchers in the United States have made a major technological breakthrough in regard to treating heart diseases. Scientists have developed microchip technology that will be able to provide surgeons with…

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New “Tumour Monorail” could be effective treatment for cancer

A new concept for treating cancer is being considered after a research team from the Georgia Institute of Technology designed nanofibres thinner than a human hair which cancers “choose” to…

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