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Patients, not criminals: Northern Ireland grapples with how to provide legal abortion

Patients, not criminals: Northern Ireland grapples with how to provide legal abortion

Pregnant women in the province can now have abortions in cases of severe fetal abnormality. But permitted pra…

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New autism protocol due to start in July is still at recruitment stage, HSE confirms

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By Niamh Griffin Verified
| EIN News
Work on a new autism protocol was expected to start in July, but it is still just at the recruitment stage, the HSE has said. This protocol is part of a bigger plan to address long delays facing families who want an assessment of need for a child with disabilities. The legal target of a six-month turnaround is frequently missed, with figures shared with Sinn Féin last month showing an average time of 24.3 months.
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Cork man lauds 'amazing' impact of CUH-based cancer trial

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By Niamh Griffin Verified
| Echo Live Verified
The first time John Bradley was ever in a gym he was taking part in a new programme to support male cancer patients after treatment. The Cork man felt lost after finishing treatment for stage four prostate cancer but a morning at University College Cork gym on the Mardyke gave him a way forward. He had been diagnosed after routine blood tests showed he had high PSA levels in 2022, a marker for prostate cancer.
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HSE says climate-induced heatstroke contributing to emergency dept wait times

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By Niamh Griffin Verified
| Echo Live Verified
Almost 9,500 people aged 75 or over waited longer than 24 hours to get a hospital bed this year, as climate change-induced heatstroke now becomes a factor that health chiefs must grapple with. In June at Cork University Hospital, 231 patients aged over 75 spent longer than 24 hours in the emergency department. At University Hospital Kerry, it stood at 31.
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