HSE

The possible exposure is thought to have occurred on a rail service last Friday, March 28. The HSE has issued a public health alert following a possible measles exposure on an Irish rail service. The exposure is thought to have occurred on a rail service last Friday, March 28. The highly suspected measles case is […]

1 year ago

Morning sickness is a symptom of pregnancy that many will graciously accept. Considering eight in every 10 people will feel sick, or vomit, during their pregnancy, it’s to be expected. However, if you’re throwing up several times a day and feeling ill for longer periods of time, it may be an indication of Hyperemesis Gravidarum. […]

1 year ago

Teaching your little one to build self-esteem and confidence is essential, even when they’re just toddlers. Between the ages of one and two, your child will be growing and developing in many ways; cognitively, emotionally, and physically. Some of the milestones they will be reaching at this stage of life, according to the HSE, include: […]

1 year ago

During the first weeks after childbirth, it is very common for women to experience what is known as the ‘baby blues’. According to experts, this is not something to be alarmed over and is in fact a normal part of getting used to becoming a mother. “Having a newborn baby is exhilarating, exhausting, and physically […]

1 year ago

The festive season is a time of joy for many people but it can also be a time when you feel stressed, anxious or down. Whether it’s down to increased financial pressure, juggling work and personal commitments, a first Christmas without a loved one, pressure to socialise, or increased loneliness. Stress can show itself in many […]

1 year ago

If you think you might be pregnant, you may be trying to figure out when you can take a pregnancy test, so that you get an accurate result. According to the HSE, you are more likely to get the correct result if you wait until the day of your missed period – or any time […]

1 year ago