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Date: 2005. Ireland experiences marked social inequalities in health, seen in the variation in health outcomes, especially mortality, across the different social groupings.
Date: 2005. Food safety research is an important function within safefood's legislative remit, and is an area that the organisation has been active in since its inception.
Date: 2004. Temperature control is critical to ensuring food safety for all consumers, currently there is much advice and guidance to consumers on this matter.
Date: 2004. safefood has found that a shortage of technical expertise is preventing food manufacturing plants on the island from achieving the highest standards in food safety policy.
Date: 2004. The key recommendation of the report is the move from a fragmented activity to the establishment of a single laboratory service, which will be known as the Food Safety Laboratory Service (FSLS).
Date: 2003. This report is an examination and review of the clinical surveillance data collected in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.
Date: 2003. This wide ranging report covers information and findings from aspects in the chain from feed to harvesting, delivery and manufacturing within the broiler industry on the island of Ireland.
Date: 2003. The principal aim of this study was to describe general practitioners management of patients with acute infectious gastroenteritis.
Date: September 2003. The telephone survey of almost 10,000 households was carried out over 12 months and found that in any four-week period 4.5% of the population will have an episode of acute gastroenteritis.
Date: 2002. Whether used as a mixer with alcohol or an energy booster taken alone, stimulant drinks have raised issues and concerns which are addressed in this report.
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