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Luke O’Neill: Peptides can help you gain strength or lose weight – but use them with caution

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By Luke O'Neill 
| The Economy of Everything
If you take an unregulated drug, you might as well be a lab rat, considering the side-effects Peptides bring many benefits, but in some cases can be harmful You may have heard the buzz about peptides. They have been touted as a way to slow down ageing, improve muscle strength, speed up recovery after an injury and improve your mood. One type, called the semaglutides, include Ozempic, Wegovy and Mounjaro. They are being used by millions of people for diabetes and weight loss.
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Luke O’Neill: Yes, we dread another pandemic — but here’s why there’s no need to panic over hantavirus

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By Luke O'Neill 
| Irish Independent
We feel for those stuck on the Hondius cruise ship, but the virus is unlikely to become a widespread problem Health workers in protective gear evacuate patients from the MV Hondius cruise ship at a port in Praia, Cape Verde, Wednesday, May 6, 2026. Photo: AP Photo/Misper Apawu You may have noticed a virus is in the news again. I’m sure you know it’s called hantavirus, given the media coverage, which is being updated almost by the hour.
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Luke O’Neill: If you’re not one of the 1pc who can manage on five hours’ sleep, here’s how to supercharge your shuteye

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By Luke O'Neill 
| Irish Independent
Are you an owl or a lark? Finding out could be the key to getting a better night’s slumber A comfortable bed and the right level of lighting are important to help us relax during the night. Photo: Getty We all need sleep. It’s essential for our health and well-being. But it turns out we are all different when it comes to how much shuteye we need. Some get away with six hours a night, others need nine or 10.
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