Organisation: MAI

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

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Letters to the editor: midwives’ concern at lack of action on strategy

The Midwives Association of Ireland (MAI) welcomes and endorses the maternity overview report from Hiqa, and their comments/recommendations on the 2016 national maternity strategy.

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Bristol De Mai bids for Ayr success

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Kenny: Local governance will be fit for 21st century

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Despite CF I live a full life

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Exam stress can bring on migraines

Cervical vaccine is neither safe nor necessary

Debate challenge on cervical vaccine

MOTHERS Alliance Ireland (MAI) respects Barry Walsh’s freedom to espouse ‘facts’ about the HPV vaccine that are contrary to those held by us (Letters, September 14).

Tue, 21 Sep, 2010

Our view of the HPV jab is based on facts – we are not scaremongering

ANDREW Doyle (Letters, August 30) criticises your for publishing a letter from Mothers Alliance Ireland (MAI) which, he says, tried to use “scare tactics against the HPV vaccine”.

Mon, 06 Sep, 2010

Work stress triggers most migraines

STRESS caused by work is the most common migraine trigger, a study has found.

Fri, 02 Sep, 2005

Hollick to leave United Business Media

Non-executive director of drinks giant Diageo Clive Hollick is to step down as chief executive of UK publishing-to-market research group United Business Media, the company said today.

Fri, 03 Sep, 2004

Prenatal tests could save lives

The trauma of having a miscarriage is something that must be faced by one in five pregnant women in this country every year.

Wed, 17 Jul, 2002