
Mary Horgan
Dr. Mary Horgan is Ireland’s interim chief medical officer, who is recognized for her contributions to public health and will be speaking at the upcoming symposium on dementia.
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Prof Mary Horgan, the chief medical officer at the Department of Health, explained the rationale behind the mandatory three-day wait policy.
Three-day abortion wait hits women in ‘straitened circumstances’ hardest, HSE says – The Irish TimesDr Mary Horgan, the chief medical officer, represented the Department of Health and stated that it is a matter for the committee to decide on how the Bill progresses.
Oireachtas committee to hear no clinical reason for retaining three-day abortion wait – The Irish TimesProf Mary Horgan, interim chief medical officer, warned of the importance of labels in a recent interview.
Mandatory alcohol warning labels could be reconsidered due to tariff impact on industrySpeaking recently in an interview with The Irish Times, interim chief medical officer Mary Horgan said vaccine hesitancy and refusal was 'complex'.
Irish people more willing to get vaccines than those in many other countries – The Irish Times
Mary Horgan is a professor who has had a career in infectious diseases that paralleled the emergence of HIV.
‘People often forget how bad infections were; our memories sometimes are short’ – The Irish TimesThe event will be opened by Ireland’s interim chief medical officer Dr Mary Horgan.
Money management problems a potential early sign of dementia, warns expert – The Irish Times















