By Gary Culliton.
Monthly Archives: January 2014
MFTP is a step closer
By Gary Culliton.
Can fluoridation explain a high cancer increase?
Dear Editor, Can fluoridation explain the well-documented excess cancer incidence in southern Ireland?
Abortion guidance is now ‘at advanced stage’ – DoH
By Catherine Reilly.
‘Get tough’ pay deadline looms
By Gary Culliton.
Putting the pieces together on healthcare
Last week’s Health CEO Forum featured presentations from a number of top US and UK healthcare policy and services experts.
Quitting smoking decreases risk of developing cataracts
Quitting smoking appears to decrease the risk of developing cataracts, according to a report published in JAMA Ophthalmology.
Blood pressure tests due at nine locations
By Gary Culliton.
Reducing gastrointestinal disorders in children
Giving an infant a probiotic during the first three months of life appears to reduce the onset of gastrointestinal disorders and result in lower associated costs, according to an Italian study published in JAMA Paediatrics.
Renal denervation: efficacy in serious doubt
Scientific method has overcome fiscal hype by showing that ablating the sympathetic nerves in the renal arteries to reduce blood pressure resistant to drug treatment is not as efficacious as was previously reported, writes Prof Eoin O’Brien.