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Antrim Times and 4 other titles

Health & social care coverage read by Vital Signs

8 articles

Across 4 topics, first on 9 Sept 2026, most recently 18 Sept 2026.

This counts only pieces our coverage scan read on the topics Vital Signs tracks, not their full output.

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Recent articles

  1. ‘I get up with purpose again’: Day Therapy transforms Kelly’s final months

    newsletter.co.ukRespiratory (asthma/COPD)18 Sept 2026

  2. Lung scanning can detect pneumonia in visibly healthy calves, AFBI research finds

    Farming LifeRespiratory (asthma/COPD)13 Sept 2026

  3. Aisling Gallagher joins push to fix NI’s cancer crisis

    NewsletterCancer10 Sept 2026

  4. Ballymoney businessman takes on 120K 'backyard ultra' for MND Association in memory of grandfather

    Northern Ireland WorldRare diseases10 Sept 2026

  5. Ballymoney businessman takes on 120K 'backyard ultra' for MND Association in memory of grandfather

    Antrim TimesRare diseases9 Sept 2026

  6. Co Tyrone Terex team raise over £2,000 for Cystic Fibrosis in memory of Cahir O'Hagan

    Antrim TimesRare diseases9 Sept 2026

  7. Swann raises concerns with DAERA Minister over consistency of cattle euthanasia criteria

    Farming LifeAssisted dying9 Sept 2026

  8. Co Tyrone Terex team raise over £2,000 for Cystic Fibrosis in memory of Cahir O'Hagan

    Northern Ireland WorldRare diseases9 Sept 2026

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