News Archives

• Mental wellbeing service at Churchtown Medical
  Mental health is just like physical health - there are many things you can do to protect and improve it.
• Annual Season Flu - H1N1 (Swine Flu) virus
  HSE updates
• We would like to wish all our patients and their families a happy Christmas
  Details of our Christmas opening hours are available here
• Don't pile on the pounds this Christmas
  The festive season is upon us again and for most of us that means bingeing on high-calorie food and drinks.
• Christmas Opening Hours
  To find out when Churchtown Medical will be open over the festive period, please click here
• Healthy Eating Tips for Christmas
  If there's one time of year when we all need a few healthy eating tips, it's Christmas, the season of over-indulgence.
• Swine Flu Vaccine
  All our patients are being vaccinated by the HSE Vaccine Clinic located in the HSE Primary Care Centre
• What should I do if I think I may have Influenza A (H1N1) - 'Swine Flu'?
  IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING SWINE FLU
• Health Podcasts available for download
  Churchtown Medical now have monthly Podcasts available for download
• Look after your skin while enjoying the summer sun
  Reduce your chance of getting skin cancer by taking a few small precautions
• What should I do if I think I have Swine influenza?
  Swine influenza
• Fight the Flu
  Help you and your family fight off the flu this winter
• Churchtown Medicals new resident Dietician and Nutritionist - Kate Lambe
  Kate Lambe joins Churchtown Medical as our resident Dietician and Nutritionist
• Christmas Opening Hours
  Churchtown Medical Christmas Opening Hours
• World Heart Day 2008
  World Heart Day is being marked by The Irish Heart Foundation (IHF) on Sunday the 5th October 2008.
• Churchtown Medical to provide the free Government Flu Vaccination
  Free Government Flu Vaccination provided by Churchtown Medical
• Free heart screening urged for over-40's
  The report encourages that free heart screening should be offered to people over 40 years old to prevent or tackle the onset of coronary disease.