# the-lancet - Thursday 6 December, 2018
The two-year research was published in the medical journal The Lancet.
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# the-lancet - Thursday 27 September, 2018
“To a mother or father, a second trimester stillbirth is no less tragic than a stillbirth at 28 weeks.”
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# the-lancet - Wednesday 12 September, 2018
Good news for whole-fat milk enthusiasts – a new study suggests consuming same can lower your chances of death by heart disease.
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# the-lancet - Friday 24 August, 2018
Alcohol is linked to around 2.8 million deaths a year across the world.
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The study’s authors said that there is no safe level of alcohol as benefits are outweighed other effects of drinking.
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# the-lancet - Wednesday 16 May, 2018
The research found disruption to the body’s natural time-keeping was associated with loneliness and lower health satisfaction.
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# the-lancet - Friday 23 March, 2018
MS affects around 9,000 people in Ireland.
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# the-lancet - Wednesday 21 February, 2018
In a new study, the majority of early-onset dementia diagnoses were related to chronic heavy drinking.
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# the-lancet - Wednesday 14 February, 2018
Single fathers ate fewer fruit and vegetables, and were more likely to binge drink than single mothers and partnered parents, the study found.
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# the-lancet - Thursday 4 January, 2018
Elective surgeries in African countries have a death rate double that of the global average, a new study reveals.
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# the-lancet - Tuesday 31 October, 2017
Between 2007 and 2016, there was a 46% increases in the number of weather-related disasters.
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# the-lancet - Friday 20 October, 2017
A major study in The Lancet looked at the effect pollution has on countries around the world.
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# the-lancet - Friday 4 August, 2017
Parkinson’s is the second largest neurological condition in Ireland.
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# the-lancet - Wednesday 19 July, 2017
“The boy wanted to be able to climb monkey bars and grip a baseball.”
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# the-lancet - Friday 30 June, 2017
New research took 48 male cyclists and put them through an endurance race up the famous Mont Ventoux.
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# the-lancet - Tuesday 17 January, 2017
A new study analysed the rates of drinking during pregnancy by linking them with a condition caused by alcohol consumption.
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# the-lancet - Thursday 28 July, 2016
A new study shows that one hour of physical activity reduces any increased risk of death from not doing anything.
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# the-lancet - Saturday 16 July, 2016
The two major types of stroke include ischaemic stroke caused by blood clots, which accounts for 85% of strokes, and haemorrhagic stroke or bleeding into the brain, which accounts for 15% of strokes.
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# the-lancet - Monday 11 April, 2016
TheJournal.ie’s FactCheck puts some alarming recent headlines to the test.
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# the-lancet - Wednesday 6 April, 2016
One in 11 people now have the condition, with obesity playing a large part in the rise of type-2 diagnoses.
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# the-lancet - Thursday 17 March, 2016
Commuters who only used public transport also had lower BMI compared to car-users.
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# the-lancet - Thursday 10 December, 2015
A new study examines the commonly-held view that happy people live longer.
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# the-lancet - Thursday 3 December, 2015
Babies of mothers who gain more than 11kg between pregnancies have about a 50% greater risk of their baby dying in the first four weeks of life.
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# the-lancet - Wednesday 23 September, 2015
The new research found that interventions can buy time to allow an individual to reconsider their actions.
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# the-lancet - Saturday 12 September, 2015
Deaths tied to avoidable health risks like high blood pressure and smoking has shot up by almost 23% since 1990.
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# the-lancet - Thursday 13 August, 2015
Even while you’re under anaesthetic.
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# the-lancet - Friday 24 July, 2015
Studies found the drugs can help to reduce breast cancer mortality in postmenopausal women.
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# the-lancet - Monday 8 June, 2015
The main causes of health loss have hardly changed in the past 23 years.
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# the-lancet - Thursday 4 June, 2015
Factors like a person’s usual walking speed are used to calculate their score.
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# the-lancet - Thursday 30 April, 2015
In 15 years, some parts of the UK there could be no difference.
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# the-lancet - Thursday 12 February, 2015
Experts have said obesity can not be cured with dieting and exercise alone.
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# the-lancet - Friday 30 January, 2015
It reduces the length of symptoms, new research shows.
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# the-lancet - Thursday 6 November, 2014
A major new study has warned that urgent reform is needed.
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# the-lancet - Friday 24 October, 2014
The number of Ebola treatment centre beds and other measures needed to control the epidemic substantially exceeds the total pledged.
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# the-lancet - Tuesday 21 October, 2014
New research has also found that screening people leaving West Africa is far more efficient than screening those arriving at other countries.
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# the-lancet - Friday 10 October, 2014
Health professionals say randomised controlled trials are unethical and impractical.
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# the-lancet - Wednesday 8 October, 2014
10-20% of children and young people would benefit from some sort of mental health intervention.
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# the-lancet - Wednesday 1 October, 2014
‘Not enough progress has been made,’ researchers say.
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# the-lancet - Thursday 18 September, 2014
Closed-loop insulin delivery systems are the future it seems.
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# the-lancet - Wednesday 10 September, 2014
A study published today also found they are less likely to finish secondary school or get a degree.
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