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Homepage lifestyle Health & Wellbeing Middle-aged males often dismiss health red flags until it’s too late, even though a trip to the GP can prevent risky symptoms from developing into serious problems Persistent daytime fatigue could indicate obstructive sleep apnoea, which affects around 10% of the Irish population and is much more common in men. Picture:

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Fewer than one in 10 people who could benefit from obesity jabs like Wegovy are able to get them, warns the World Health Organization as it releases its first guidance on the drugs. With more than one billion people worldwide now obese, it is calling for more widespread and fairer access to GLP-1 medication. According to projections

Australia’s biggest businesses are pleading for bipartisan climate policy as the government prepares to announce its newest emissions reduction pledge, while warning an overly ambitious target would cost half a trillion dollars in a decade. The Business Council of Australia, which represents more than 100 of the nation’s largest firms, has released a report from

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