Cedarville Medical Centre

13/11/2025

Aged 58 to 70? You’re eligible to take the BowelScreen test. It’s
FREE, quick and done in the comfort of your own loo. Find out
more at hse.ie/bowelscreen or Freephone 1800 45 45 55

13/11/2025

If you have a GP visit card, your visit is free. You can store your GP visit card in the HSE Health App.

More people than ever are eligible for a GP visit card. You too could be eligible.

Apply online today to find out: https://bit.ly/4hOIZ8q

10/11/2025

If you have an underlying health condition, top-up your protection with the flu and COVID-19 vaccines to make sure you're protected in the months ahead: https://bit.ly/48VMlnP

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10/11/2025

10/11/2025

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The HSE have advised that there has been a survey in influenza cases. It is recommended that children aged 2-17 get the nasal flu vaccine, and it is recommended that everyone aged over 65, or anyone with underlying conditions, or who are in contact with vulnerable people get the flu vaccine.

Walk in clinics every Monday to Friday, 9-5.
Just pop in for your vaccine.

10/11/2025

Move Well – Move Steady 🏃‍♀️🦯

Want to keep your balance in check by improving your strength, balance and flexibility in a safe and supportive setting?

Join us in Newcastle West for a 5-week indoor Activator Walking programme starting Tuesday, November 18th. It’s designed for adults who may have balance concerns and want to move more confidently as they age.

📅 Tuesdays, 18 November – 16 December
🕚 11:00 am – 12:00 pm
📍 Newcastle West Community Centre
💶 €20 for the full programme
🎯 Activator poles provided!

Whether you’re looking to stay active, prevent falls, or just feel steadier on your feet, this programme is a great step forward.

👉 Sign up here: https://limericksports.ie/event/movewell-move-steady-7/2025-11-18/

HSE Mid West

10/11/2025

This fact sheet explains when and how menopause occurs, changes that are associated with menopause, related public health challenges and WHO's response.

10/11/2025

The new WHO/Europe Childhood Obesity Surveillance Initiative (COSI) Round 6 Report shows that nearly one in three 7-9 year-old children regularly drinks sugary soft drinks.

Sugary beverages (like sodas, fruit drinks, and sweetened teas) are a source of excessive calories and sugar with little nutritional value. Public health evidence, as recognized by WHO, consistently shows that high consumption of these drinks is a significant factor contributing to increased risk of in children that can lead to diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, cancer and other life-threatening .

Reducing sugary drink intake is an essential part of a healthy diet and a global priority to protect children's health.

Creating healthier food environments and reducing sugar intake with strong multi-level policies must be part of every country’s agenda.

Learn more about the strategies that can help tackle the obesity epidemic here:
https://bit.ly/47UjGhT

07/11/2025

Walk-in clinics Monday to Friday 9-5

Find out more

07/11/2025

Even if you feel great, some health problems don’t show obvious symptoms.
That’s why prenatal tests are so important!

Expect:
📸 Ultrasound – See your baby’s growth!
🩸 Blood & urine tests – Check for infections & anaemia
🔬 Blood pressure & glucose screening – Prevent complications
🤰🏾 Regular baby monitoring – Ensure a safe delivery

Every test is a step toward a healthy pregnancy. Work with your health worker to ensure you get the care you need, when you need it.

07/11/2025