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COVID-19 is affecting people’s willingness to visit GPs and hospitals for check-ups and tests, but this can lead to unnecessary fatalities, writes Margaret Hawkins.
So your mind wants to garden but your back says no. That’s the dilemma that faced Mairead Lavery who explains the adjustments she made to keep gardening
Irish Country Living caught up with Derek Cawley, consultant spine surgeon, who grew up on a farming, to discuss common back problems seen in farming and the solutions that may help
Rheumatoid arthritis affects approximately 45,000 people in Ireland; but the importance of staying physically active cannot be over-estimated, say researchers at the University of Limerick
Don’t drag your heels when it comes to looking after your feet – that’s the message this spring. Margaret Hawkins gets lots of advice about what constitutes a good shoe
Can eating particular foods cause your arthritis to flare up? Margaret Hawkins asks dietitian Richelle Flanagan of the Irish Nutrition and Dietetic Institute (INDI) to separate fact from myth.
Back injuries often occur at calving time, so this week Margaret Hawkins got advice from chartered physiotherapist Jonathan Flavin about looking after one’s back on the farm.
Arthritis affects one in five people in Ireland and can make life very difficult. Margaret Hawkins speaks to a man who is taking up the Arthritis Ireland’s Micro-Triathlon challenge this October.
Hip replacements can improve many people’s quality of life. Margaret Hawkins speaks with consultant orthopaedic surgeon, Stuart Edwards, about what’s involved.