Counselling Services - Diabetes Ireland
Counselling Services - Diabetes Ireland
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We provide Counselling in our Care Centres at affordable rates to help you cope with your diabetes diagnosis. Phone us 01 842 8118Noninvasive Tests Cost-Effectively Identify Patients at Risk for Liver Disease | echosens
Noninvasive Tests Cost-Effectively Identify Patients at Risk for Liver Disease | echosens
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Current approaches for identifying fibrotic NASH, however, are complicated, expensive and potentially wasteful. In a recent expert review conducted through the Chronic Liver Disease Foundation, Role o...If you are worried about your or someone else's relationship with alcohol, there is help available. If you are not sure what kind of help you might need, you can call the HSE Alcohol helpline on 1800 459 459. Here are the helpline's #Christmas opening hours.
'Celtic gene' may raise liver cancer risk by 11-fold for 500K US men
'Celtic gene' may raise liver cancer risk by 11-fold for 500K US men
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A gene that is often passed through Celtic bloodlines and can cause haemochromatosis, an iron toxicity syndrome, has been linked to higher risks of liver cancer by a new University of Exeter study.“Celtic gene” leaves Irish men at risk of liver cancer
“Celtic gene” leaves Irish men at risk of liver cancer
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A new study has found that men with two copies of "the Celtic gene" are 11 times more likely to develop liver cancer in their lifetimes.
On World Diabetes Day, WHO is announcing the Global Diabetes Compact, a comprehensive and inclusive approach to support countries in implementing effective programmes for the prevention and management of diabetes.
www.who.int/news-room/events/detail/2020/11/14/default-calendar/world-diabetes-day-2020-introduci...
World Diabetes Day 2020: Introducing the Global Diabetes Compact
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On World Diabetes Day, WHO is announcing the Global Diabetes Compact, a comprehensive and inclusive approach to support countries in implementing effective programmes for the prevention and management...
There are over 200,000 people living in Ireland with type 2 diabetes, this year for #WorldDiabetesDay on Nov 14 we are urging people living with type 2 to prioritise their health, and if you have any symptoms, signs or issues to seek medical advice, to prevent long term complications.
Visit www.diabetes.ie to learn more.
Irish Independent - 15 January 2018
