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Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Call for sunbeds ban backed
The Republic of Ireland's cancer tsar is backing health minister Mary Harney's call for a ban on sunbeds.National Director of Cancer Control Professor Tom Keane said tough new laws and education are needed to tackle the nation's love of tanning shops.At the Livestrong cancer summit in Dublin Ms Harney said the outlawing of the industry is being considered.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
What are we to do in this age of the Godless?
I studied Islam at University and was engaged to a Moslem. What concerns me is that the digusting media give publicity to the extremists....How can we thwart this and give a true picture of the thousands of real Moslems who never cause any problems? We are my friend in the End Times! The real problem in the West is the Leftwing- Both the National Socialists and the International Socialists. The BNP is still Far Left... What I am interested in is humanity-decent God fearing Humanity....
We need a common consensus of morality!
Guy
We need a common consensus of morality!
Guy
Thursday, July 30, 2009
The Irish Independent reports that the spread of swine flu
here has accelerated dramatically with 500 people infected in the past week.
The pace at which people are being infected was underlined as two victims fight for their lives in intensive care.
The surge in cases suggests the prevalence of the flu is much more widespread than official figures have previously shown.
Although 276 cases have been officially confirmed through swabs and laboratory tests, GPs have now recorded hundreds of people showing symptoms of the disease in just the past seven days.
As concern grew over the impending scale of the problem, a 30-year-old Slovakian man remained critically ill in St James's Hospital, where he has been treated since Friday after becoming seriously ill in his Dublin home.
The pace at which people are being infected was underlined as two victims fight for their lives in intensive care.
The surge in cases suggests the prevalence of the flu is much more widespread than official figures have previously shown.
Although 276 cases have been officially confirmed through swabs and laboratory tests, GPs have now recorded hundreds of people showing symptoms of the disease in just the past seven days.
As concern grew over the impending scale of the problem, a 30-year-old Slovakian man remained critically ill in St James's Hospital, where he has been treated since Friday after becoming seriously ill in his Dublin home.
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