Léaráid de cheathrar ban le comhartha agus ‘Sláinte na mBan A-Z’ air.
Léigh faoi riochtaí coitianta a bhaineann do mhná den chuid is mó, lena n-áirítear fadhbanna míostraithe, siondróm polaichisteach ubhagán (PCOS) agus an sos míostraithe: bit.ly/4rlttny
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We are on WhatsApp. Follow our channel for health information, seasonal advice and service updates.
Make sure to enable channel notifications on WhatsApp, by clicking the bell in the top right corner so you don't miss out on any updates: bit.ly/3Ppjxw4
Grianghraf gar-amhairc d’fhear scothaosta. Tá greim aige ar a chluas agus tá an chuma air go bhfuil sé i bpian. Deir an téacs san íomhá ‘Tinniteas'.
Tugtar tinniteas ar thorainn a chloisteáil nach dtagann ó fhoinsí eachtracha. Tagann siad ón taobh istigh de do chorp. ‘Ceolán sna cluasa’ a thugtar ar an bhfadhb seo go minic.
Tuilleadh eolais: bit.ly/3OWmunL
White text on a green background that reads: symptoms of norovirus. You are likely to have norovirus if you: start to get sick (vomit) suddently, or vomit lots of times, or have diarrhoae. Some people also have a light fever, headaches, painful stomach cramps and aching limbs. Visit hse.ie to learn more.
Norovirus, also known as winter vomiting bug, is currently circulating at high levels in the community. It is an easily spread virus that causes sudden onset of vomiting and diarrhoea.
For information on the symptoms and how to help stop the spread, visit our website: bit.ly/4b7fgWR
Today is International Women’s Day. On this day, we recognise the contributions of our female colleagues, who represent almost 78% of our workforce. Thank you for all that you do. Listen to a special International Women's Day episode of the Talking Health and Wellbeing podcast here: bit.ly/4u4r8Al
A group of people stand together. The text reads, "New facility to make services for people living with addiction moe accessible."
A recently opened purpose-built facility at the Cuan Dara Centre in Palmerstown, Dublin, aims to make detoxification and stablilisation more accessible for people living with addiction.
Read more: bit.ly/4tXjQy1 | #OurHealthService
Léaráid agus an téacs 'Riochtaí, siomptóim, cóireáil, cathain ba cheart cabhair a lorg, Sláinte A-Z'.
Is é ‘Sláinte A go Z’ do threoir maidir le breis is 400 riocht sláinte, a siomptóim agus a gcóireálacha, lena n-áirítear céard ba cheart a dhéanamh agus cathain ba cheart cabhair a lorg. Cuardaigh eolas maidir le riochtaí éagsúla anseo: bit.ly/476qj03 #SnaG26
An image of an older, white man, wearing a blue shirt and white t-shirt. He is smiling at the camera. Image text is white on a purple background, and features a testimonial from Peter, 67, living in Cork: "It makes managing my healthcare a lot easier. Living with COPD - having my appointments and medications stored in one place is very helpful". The top text reads: The HSE Health App puts your health in your hands
The HSE Health App lets you:
📌 Keep a list of medicines and allergies
📌 Track healthcare appointments
📌 Carry digital versions of your health cards
📌 Check your flu and COVID-19 vaccine records
Learn more about the HSE Health App: bit.ly/3NmP8xR
A person's legs showing signs of lymphodema. Their hand is touching their legs, which are swollen. Image text reads: lymphodema
Lymphoedema is a long-term (chronic) condition that causes swelling in the body's tissues. It can affect any part of the body but usually develops in the arms or legs. Learn more about symptoms, causes and treatment on our website: bit.ly/4aUUCsT | #WorldLymphoedemaDay
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If you have a GP visit card, your visit is free.
More people than ever are eligible for a GP visit card. You too could be eligible.
Apply online today to check: bit.ly/4rdmhtS
Andrea Gaborova was recently appointed to the role of Advanced Nurse Practitioner (ANP) in Gastroenterology at Roscommon University Hospital. ANPs represent the highest level of clinical expertise within the nursing profession in Ireland today.
Read more: bit.ly/4l6Mj0r | #OurHealthService
Gillian Ledwidge Dunne, smiling at the camera. Image text is white on a green background, and reads: International Women's Day: women balancing work and life in the HSE, episode #134 - Talking Health and Wellbeing. This episode covers: resilience in action, juggling care roles, honest real conversations, supportive work cultures, shifts, kids, courage, everyday leadership journeys, self-care, not perfection
Ahead of International Women’s Day, this week's podcast episode focuses on the realities of women balancing work, life and caring responsibilities across the health service. Listen on Spotify: bit.ly/3Pi3n7G
Scéim Scoláireachta Gaeltachta 2026. Is féidir leat cur isteach ar an scoláireacht seo. ato@hse.ie le haghaidh foirm iarratais. Spriocdháta 31 Márta 2026.
An as an nGaeltacht thú? An bhfuil Gaeilge líofa agat? An bhfuil tú cláraithe ar chúrsa cúraim sláinte fochéime?
Is féidir leat cur isteach ar an scéim seo: bit.ly/4aS2A62 @udarasnag.bsky.social
Infographic that says, 'Get the right care, from the right place. Self-care, take care of minor ailments such as colds and sore throats at home with a first aid kit and a well-stocked medicine cabinet. Pharmacy, ask your local pharmacist for advice on common minor illnesses such as headaches, tummy aches and coughs. GP surgery, make an appointment with your GP if you're feeling unwell and it is not an emergency for example, feeling ill, back pains or ear aches. Injury unit, get treatment for injuries like broken bones, dislocations and minor burns. Out of hours GP, if you urgently need to see a GP outside of normal hours, contact your local GP out of hours service. Visit an ED or call 999/112 if someone is seriously ill or injured and their life is at risk, for example if they are choking or have chest pains or breathing problems'.
If you or your family feel unwell, consider all healthcare options so you can get the right care, from the right place.
Today is #WorldObesityDay. If you feel your weight is affecting your health or wellbeing, talk to your GP. The healthiest approaches are those that are evidence-based, safe and suit your lifestyle. Together you can explore the best treatment plan for you and your life. Learn more: bit.ly/3NcFAWa
This #HPVAwarenessDay, let’s start talking about how we can prevent cervical cancer. Talk to your friends and family about choosing:
· HPV vaccination
· cervical screening
· treatment, when needed
Take action to prevent cervical cancer.
Talking isn't something to be embarrassed about. It helps.
Find out today how you can get 6 free therapy sessions on our website: bit.ly/4r3w7OH
#MensMentalHealth
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There are a range of benefits and schemes available that can help with healthcare costs. You can store your cards in the HSE Health App.
Find out more information here: bit.ly/4cZfNLv
Meningitis is an infection of the lining of the brain and spinal cord. It’s a very serious illness, and anyone can get it.
Meningitis can cause serious brain problems and can lead to death if it is not treated quickly. Learn about the symptoms on our website: bit.ly/4shMhFh
Cuimhnigh: Aghaidh, Géaga, Caint, Am. A luaithe a mheasann tú go stróc ar dhuine,
cuir glaoch ar 999 nó 112. Téigh go hse.ie/stroke le haghaidh tuilleadh eolais.
Sticks and stones may break your bones, but we can help. You'll get specialist care at your nearest injury unit for recent injuries (less than 6 weeks old) that are not life-threatening and unlikely to need admission to hospital.
Find your nearest injury unit: bit.ly/3OzZ1Zx
Seachtain na Gaeilge 2026
Seachtain na Gaeilge atá ann. Is féidir leat eolas a fháil faoi sheirbhísí cúram sláinte poiblí agus faoi ábhair choitianta sláinte i nGaeilge ar ár Leathanach Facebook: bit.ly/46w7hzL
#SnaG26
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Researchers at Tallaght University Hospital and the School of Medicine at Trinity College Dublin have identified two blood tests that can help predict which people with Alzheimer’s disease are most likely to experience faster progression of symptoms.
Read more: bit.ly/4kSRKje │#OurHealthService
Íomhánna beaga de dhaoine d’aoiseanna éagsúla, lena n-áirítear leanbh, páiste, aosach óg agus daoine níos sine. Deir an téacs san íomhá ‘D’fhéadfadh seipsis tarlú do dhuine ar bith. D’fhéadfadh seipsis a bheith ann i ngan fhios taobh thiar d’aon ionfhabhtú. Ná déan neamhaird de na comharthaí.’
Is ionfhabhtú í an tseipsis a mbaineann baol báis leis. Is féidir le duine ar bith a bhfuil ionfhabhtú air nó uirthi seipsis a fháil.
Tá tuilleadh eolais anseo faoi dhaoine atá níos mó i mbaol ionfhabhtaithe agus a d’fhéadfadh seipsis a fháil dá thoradh: bit.ly/4s9cNRg
Rare Disease Day
Today, 28 February is #RareDiseaseDay, a day to highlight how rare conditions shape lives in ways many don’t see for the 300,000 people in Ireland living with a rare disease. Make a difference on Rare Disease Day.
Find out how to get involved: bit.ly/4l6Y8Uu
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We are now on WhatsApp. Follow our channel for health information, seasonal advice and service updates: whatsapp.com/channel/0029...
Text that says 'Benefits and schemes, medical card, long-term illness, gp visit card, drugs payment scheme'.
There are a range of benefits and schemes available that can help with healthcare costs. You can store your cards in the HSE Health App.
Find out more information here: bit.ly/3ORGQOV
A woman smiles, holding her phone. An image of the screen of the phone shows the "My Health" section of the HSE Health App. The text reads, "The HSE Health App puts your health in your hands. Check your flu and COVID-19 vaccine records in the HSE Health App"
The HSE Health App lets you:
📌 Check your flu and COVID-19 vaccine records
📌 Track healthcare appointments
📌 Keep a list of medicines and allergies
📌 Carry digital versions of your health cards
Learn more about the HSE Health App: bit.ly/4shLsMT
Researchers at Tallaght University Hospital (TUH) and the School of Medicine at Trinity College Dublin have identified two blood tests that can help predict which people with Alzheimer’s disease are most likely to experience faster progression of symptoms.
Read more bit.ly/4kSRKje │#OurHealthService
Rosemary Kavanagh, smiling at the camera. Image text reads: Little People, Big Feelings: Helping kids manage their emotions - HSE Talking Health and Wellbeing Podcast, Episode 133. This episode covers: emotions of preschool and primary school-aged children, understanding and managing big feelings, emotional regulation and co-regulation, role of parents in guiding children, matching language to a child's understanding, strategies for managing emotional outbursts in children
This week’s podcast episode is about helping young people to regulate their emotions. Children can often display a rollercoaster of emotions. We discuss the developmental stages of emotional regulation and the important role of co-regulation 👉https://bit.ly/4aRSvo6
