Just one alcoholic drink a day increases risk of cancer
JUST one alcoholic drink a day increases the chances of a person developing cancer and the only way to eliminate the risk is go teetotal. From the Irish Independent Drinking…
Alcohol causes cancer – health experts call on increased actions
Today in Dublin health experts from across Europe have gathered at the Conference for the European Week against Cancer. From Eurocare 10% of cancers in men and 3% in women…
Irish Cancer Society calls on Government to ban alcohol advertising, as alcohol is one of the causes of cancer
Ireland has one of the highest rates of cancer in the world - with alcohol one of the causes of the condition. From Newstalk That's according to the Irish Cancer…
Suicide report — alcohol is a factor in 50pc of all cases
YOUNG men under 21 years of age are at four times the risk of suicide and many are experiencing bullying and humiliation in schools and colleges. From the Irish Independent…
Alcohol, mental illness and bullying leading causes of suicide, says study
Alcohol, mental illness and bullying are factors contributing to suicides among young people, a report has shown. Almost two-thirds of the 104 people involved in the study who committed suicide…
í“ Ríordí¡in calls for reintroduction of ban on below cost selling of alcohol
Labour Party Deputy for Dublin North Central, Aodhán Ó RÃordáin, has called for the reintroduction of the ban on the below cost selling of alcohol as an interim measure to…
‘Drunken Irish’ no more: Alcohol consumption falls 20% in 12 years
IN THE LAST year, the amount of alcohol consumed in Ireland fell by 4.4 per cent. While in the past 12 years, it declined by 20 per cent. The amount…
Most of us in dark on blood pressure risks
Only 6pc of people know that high blood pressure has no symptoms although it can put them at risk of stroke or heart attack, according to a new survey.
Minister Alex White responds to a question on the scale of alcohol-related harm among young Irish people
A priority question from the Dáil yesterday (Tuesday) by Independent Deputy Maureen O'Sullivan: Maureen O'Sullivan To ask the Minister for Health in response to the recent statistics on the physical…
Alcohol Action Ireland appoints a new Policy and Advocacy Officer
Alcohol Action Ireland is delighted to announce the appointment of Catherine Keane as its new Policy and Advocacy Officer. Catherine is a qualified solicitor with significant policy development experience at…
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