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Tag Archives: Eating Disorder

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05 Apr
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Pharmacological management of diabetes in severe mental illness: A comprehensive clinical review of efficacy, safety and tolerability

There is increasing evidence that people with severe mental illness (SMI) have considerably worse physical health than the general population. A recent study published in the...
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28 Mar
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Spotlight on suicide at upcoming College Spring Conference

The issue of suicide will be accorded particular focus at the upcoming Spring Conference of the College of Psychiatrists of Ireland, which takes place in...
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07 Mar
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Dr John Hillery’s speech at the Eating Disorders Clinical Programme Launch

Launch of Eating Disorders Clinical Programme Dr John Hillery, President of the College of Psychiatrists of Ireland 24th of January 2018   The Scandinavian Public Health Specialist and epidemiologist...
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06 Mar
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Press Statement: New Clinical Programme to provide early support and clear pathway of care for people with eating disorders

Press Statement 25 January 2018: New Clinical Programme to provide early support and clear pathway of care for people with eating disorders The College of Psychiatrists...
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22 Nov
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Prof John Sheehan – Why perinatal depression is both normal and temporary

It doesn’t seem like a question you’d expect on your first visit to the maternity hospital: “How’s your mental health?” At that early stage, it’s...
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20 Jul
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Netflix ‘To The Bone’ stimulates much needed conversation about Eating Disorders

Before you continue reading if you are concerned that you or a friend could be suffering with an eating disorder please visit our Public Information page for...
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18 Jul
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Can AA truly cure addiction? – Dr William Flannery in the Sunday Business Post

Some addiction experts are now coming to the conclusion that Alcoholics Anonymous is a flawed enterprise. Are they right, asks Alex Meehan in the Sunday...
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13 Jul
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Netflix ‘To The Bone’ promises not to glamorise eating disorders

Tomorrow Netflix will release 'To The Bone', a feature length movie that tells the story of a girl battling anorexia nervosa. But is it possible...
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13 Jun
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‘Eating disorders are most stigmatised within mental health’ Dr Sara McDevitt on teenage eating disorders

Dr Sara McDevitt spoke to the Sorcha Pollack of the Irish Times about attitudes to eating disorders within the medical profession following recent statistics which show that...
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08 Mar
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Women taking the lead in Psychiatry: Then and Now

On International Women’s Day we celebrate trailblazer of the past Dr Ada English, and recognise the four women leading the HSE National Clinical Programme for...
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