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Skin Cancer Awareness Month
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The month of May seeks to increase the understanding of Skin Cancer as in Ireland it is one of the most common cancers, however skin cancer is also one of the most preventable cancers as nine out of ten cases of cancers are caused by UV Ray or man-made UV Rays like sunbeds. May hopes to significantly expand comprehension of how absolutely essential healthy skin is for individuals' wellbeing. Skin cancer awareness Skin cancer is the most frequent cancer in Ireland by far. Still, in most cases, it can be prevented and early detection leads to better results. The...
Preventing Cold & Flu This Winter
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Winter is here and it brings the dreaded cold and flu season! But don't worry - with just a bit of extra caution, you can stay healthy. Keep an eye out for telltale signs of cold and flu symptoms such as sore throat, stuffy nose, or increased sneezing and coughing. With a bit of extra care, you can make it through the season unscathed. The first few days are often the worst with symptoms often dissipating within a week. The Centre for Disease Control and Prevention has found that each year, adults have an average of 2 to 3 colds,...
Menopause: Managing Symptoms & Treatments
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October is an important month for women as it is World Menopause Month. This month is used to raise awareness about menopause and the symptoms that go along with it, as well as to provide information about the supports that are available to help improve women's health and quality of life. What is Menopause? Menopause is a significant milestone in a woman's life as it marks the end of her reproductive years, when monthly cycles come to a close. After twelve months without any period cycle menopause is officially determined. Menopause is a natural part of a woman’s life, but...
Back to School: Essential Vitamins for Children
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It's vital that kids get their recommended daily intake of vitamins and minerals. Without them, children are unable to grow and reach their full potential. Vitamins are necessary for keeping children's vision, bones, muscles, skin and organs in good shape, and their immunity strong. If children become vitamin deficient in any way it can lead to some serious problems. All parents strive to provide their children with the best life opportunities, particularly with regards to their wellbeing. With school resuming, this is the ideal opportunity to ensure children remain healthy, energetic, and mentally sharp. Supporting their immune system, maintaining energy...
The Importance of Taking Iron During & After Pregnancy
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