THERE were more than 5,000 cardiac arrests last year in Ireland and over 70 per cent of these happened in the home, according to the Irish Heart Foundation. he IHF is urging the public to learn how to do CPR, citing it makes someone undergoing a cardiac arrest up to three times more likely to… Read More »
As restrictions are beginning to ease many people may be feeling anxious about re-entering the world. ue to this, St Patrick’s mental health services has released tips on how to ease these feelings of anxiety and worry as part of its Walk in My Shoes campaign. Mental health experts recommend that those who are feeling overwhelmed should adjust to… Read More »
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I was just pulling on my jacket and heading for the door of the doctor’s surgery when I suddenly mentioned, “Oh, I’ve got this little itchy thing on my bottom,” and I turned back to show her. I thought nothing of it. As a part-time model I’d been seeing the same dermatologist for years and… Read More »
Advertisement Continue reading the main story Supported by Continue reading the main story the new old age Lighting Up Later in Life The number of older adults who use cannabis is on the rise, and some health experts are concerned. Harry Lebowitz, who has a Florida state medical marijuana card for his anxiety, sleep apnea… Read More »
I just found out that my husband has been cheating on me. We have been married for 15 years and have two children in primary school. I am writing to you as I want to pretend it never happened and stay in the marriage. We haven’t had sex in about four years. I don’t find… Read More »