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Dublin mum feels helpless as young non-verbal son deteriorates before her eyes due to lack of support

She is calling on the Government to provide more therapy and respite to children with additional needs

Dublin Live

Boots and Co-op hike meal deal prices as shoppers face cost of living crisis

Boots quietly put up the cost of its midday combo in March from £3.39 to £3.59, or for shops in London, the price has been raised from £3.99 to £4.19. The price of a Co-op meal deal has been hiked from £3.50 to £3.75.

Daily Mirror

Medical scientists in Ireland strike over pay and staffing issues after negotiations fail

'You could end up doing 24-hour shifts three or four times a week if your colleagues are sick'

Irish Mirror

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Lab workers call for better pay in protest outside Mater Hospital

The industrial action by the MLSA union comes over a dispute about pay and career progression for lab workers

Dublin Live

UK forced to bridge data gap after losing full access to EU food alerts – report

Regulators say loss of data sharing arrangements after Brexit has negatively impacted their ability to carry out their work, the NAO has warned.

The Independent UK

All the potential new rules on sugar and fast food as Ireland at 'tipping point' in obesity battle

65% of Irish people are now considered to be overweight

Irish Mirror

Common skin condition that could be early sign of Parkinson's disease

The American Parkinson's Disease Association (APDA) says Seborrheic Dermatitis is "commonly found in people" with Parkinson's disease

Irish Mirror

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Calls for meal deals to be banned from Tesco, M&S, Boots, Sainsbury’s and Asda

The government health official called for the deals to be made illegal to tackle obesity in the UK

The Independent UK

Calls for meal deals to be banned in Tesco, M&S, ASDA, Boots, Sainsbury's and Morrisons

Meal deals are a popular option if you're looking for a bite to eat on the go but experts are calling for them to be removed from supermarket shelves over obesity concerns.

Edinburgh Live

Experts issue call to ban supermarket meal deals over health warning

"Literally, that should be illegal"

Liverpool Echo

Calls to ban meal deals from Asda, Tesco, Sainsbury's and M&S

Experts want them removed from shelves to tackle the obesity crisis

Nottingham Post

Calls for meal deals to be banned from Tesco, M&S, Boots, Sainsbury's and Asda

Dr. Donal O'Shea, the HSE's clinical lead, said these meal deals almost always include unhealthy food options and therefore should be banned from UK supermarkets

Daily Mirror

Calls for meal deals to be banned in Tesco, M&S, Sainsbury's and Asda

Dr Donal O'Shea, the Health Service Executive’s (HSE) clinical lead, has said the deals should be scrapped as they promote unhealthy food.

Daily Record

Calls to BAN meal deals in Tesco, M&S, ASDA, Boots, Sainsbury's and Morrisons

Calls have been made for lunchtime meal deals to be made 'illegal'

Manchester Evening News

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Seven early signs of hepatitis Irish parents need to know as child dies amid mystery spike in cases

To prevent infection, children — or anyone who has not been previously vaccinated — should be vaccinated against hepatitis B and hepatitis A

Wales Online

Child dies of acute hepatitis as others hospitalised

Parents in Ireland are being urged to watch out for symptoms following tragedy

Daily Record

Child dies after getting hepatitis as possible link to dogs is 'explored'

It comes as the number of worldwide cases has grown to 348.

Irish Mirror

What do we know about the mystery hepatitis strain spreading in Irish children? Signs, symptoms and causes

The HSE confirmed that a child being treated for an acute form of hepatitis has died, and a second has received a liver transplant

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Dublin Live

Early signs of cancer including changes in bowel habits, according to the HSE

It comes as a new early diagnosis plan has been published

Dublin Live

HSE reveals how many unhealthy snacks you can have a week - and Irish people are eating way too many

The HSE has revealed how many unhealthy snacks you should limit yourself to per week and Irish people are far exceeding it

Daily Mirror

Child dies with acute hepatitis as the WHO confirms 348 probable cases worldwide

A child has died after being admitted to hospital with acute hepatitis, with officials announcing six probable cases of children being hospitalised with hepatitis in Ireland since March

Irish Mirror

Hepatitis: Irish child being treated for mystery form of virus dies and second receives liver transplant

Over the past ten weeks, six probable cases of children with hepatitis of unknown cause have been identified in Ireland, and a small number of children are under investigation

Dublin Live

HSE official calls for ban on convenience store meal deals

Dr Donal O'Shea has said that meal deals in convenience stores promoting crisps, soft drink or chocolate with sandwiches should be 'illegal'

Dublin Live

Symptoms of mystery hepatitis strain in children that parents need to know

The mystery strain has led to one death being reported in Ireland

Dublin Live

Child dies of acute hepatitis in Ireland as others hospitalised

Parents are being urged to watch out for the signs and symptoms of hepatitis in children

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