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PHA calcium statement
02 August 2010
The Public Health Agency (PHA) recognise the need for a calcium enriched diet, which is essential for bone development.
Overall, food is a better source of vitamins and minerals than a supplement...Complete the European Man-for-Man Internet Survey (EMIS), says PHA
30 July 2010
The Public Health Agency (PHA) encourages Men who have Sex with Men (MSM) to take part in the largest ever internet survey for gay men, bisexual men and other men who are attracted to men.
The...
Happy Hands training promotes toddler active lifestyles
30 July 2010
Parents attending the ‘Happy Hands’ parent and toddler group in Newry have received training highlighting the importance of promoting healthy eating and active lifestyles for the under 5s.
‘Happy...
Support and guidance for LGBT community
28 July 2010
If you are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual or unsure of your sexual orientation, there are organisations that can provide support and guidance.
This article gives details of organisations that provide a range...If in doubt get checked out, says PHA
28 July 2010
The Public Health Agency (PHA) is highlighting the importance of safer sex and HIV testing for men who have sex with men (MSM) during the Belfast Pride festival this week.
Recent figures show 396...
Flood water and your health
23 July 2010
Following the recent episode of flooding in Armagh, the Public Health Agency (PHA) has advised people to be cautious when dealing with flood water.
When flooding occurs the risk of contracting any...
Transplant Awareness Week highlights the importance of organ donation
19 July 2010
The Public Health Agency welcomes Transplant Awareness Week by emphasising the generosity of organ donors. Last year, 3,504 organ transplants were carried out in the UK, thanks to the kindness of 1...
Public Health Agency advises on rabies risk of animal bites in Turkey
15 July 2010
Following a number of returning holiday makers from Turkey having to be given anti-rabies treatment, the Public Health Agency has issued a warning to avoid animal bites when travelling abroad.