ADHD Medication Reimbursements Quadruple in 10 Years ↗
Front page leadNew research indicates that the number of patients reimbursed for ADHD medication has quadrupled over the last decade, with the largest growth seen in individuals aged 16 to 34.
Ireland
The top stories on TheJournal.ie cover a range of domestic and international issues. Domestically, there is a focus on the ongoing stand-off regarding an Orange Order march in Drumcree, Northern Ireland, which has entered its fourth day and involves political talks and legal challenges…
New research indicates that the number of patients reimbursed for ADHD medication has quadrupled over the last decade, with the largest growth seen in individuals aged 16 to 34.
Further discussions are anticipated with the Northern Ireland Secretary as the stand-off over an Orange Order march at Drumcree enters its fourth day, with Sinn Féin TD Matt Carthy criticising the plans.
The debate regarding the potential end to the three-day waiting period for abortions is ongoing at the health committee.
Trees have fallen and approximately 18,000 properties are without power following a night of strong winds and heavy rain, with several Yellow weather warnings having been in effect.
The Football Association of Ireland (FAI) is set to inform a committee that its decision concerning a match with Israel was made in the overall interests of Irish football.
UK politician Andy Burnham has not ruled out the possibility of seeking to rejoin the European Union.
An opinion piece by Dr Stephen McWilliams discusses the health benefits of coffee, advising moderation and caution regarding temperature.
The martini cocktail is experiencing a resurgence in popularity among Irish drinkers who are embracing quality over quantity.