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Bringing women’s heart health education to Emergency Medicine practitioners

The Irish Association of Emergency Medicine and the Irish Heart Foundation, Ireland’s national heart and stroke charity, have joined forces to highlight one of the leading causes of heart attack in women under fifty years of age, SCAD (Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection).

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Advocacy News   |   9th Apr 2026

Staying Active and Eating Healthy Over the Easter Weekend

Easter weekend brings a welcome pause in the year, a…

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Nutrition News   |   2nd Apr 2026

Minister for Health signs the Stroke Action Plan for Europe

Minister for Health Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has signed…

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Stroke News   |   23rd Mar 2026

60 years in the making…

This year marks a significant milestone for the Irish…

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Heart News   |   3rd Mar 2026

Parents unite against pester power

The Irish Heart Foundation's Parents Jury fights childhood obesity

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Policy News   |   13th Aug 2018

Junk food companies should not sponsor sport events

Concerns raised about new National Sports Policy

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Policy News   |   13th Aug 2018

Heart of the matter - crossing your legs & blood pressure

Heart of the matter - Can crossing your legs raise your blood pressure?

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Heart News   |   9th Aug 2018

Taking on the world for the Irish Heart Foundation

Taking on the world for the Irish Heart Foundation

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CPR News   |   8th Aug 2018

Heart of the matter - no eating past 7 pm?

Heart of the matter - no eating past 7 pm?

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Heart News   |   7th Aug 2018

Mothers fail to recognise obesity in their children

Mothers fail to recognise obesity in their children

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Obesity News   |   7th Aug 2018

Top travel tips for your heart

Dos and don'ts for travelling with a heart condition or after a stroke

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Heart News   |   3rd Aug 2018

Heart of the Matter - Skipping breakfast to lose weight?

Heart of the Matter - Skipping breakfast

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Nutrition News   |   2nd Aug 2018

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