According to a study, Irish woman have the worst health in entire European United. The study has found that Irish women are likely to lose their lives even from preventable diseases.
The risk has been found to be more in Irish women in comparison to Irish men. It seems that change has come in past couple of years, as the health funding has been reduced in 2010. Before that Ireland was among top spenders on health. It is said that more cuts on health budget are expected by next year.
Result of the same was witnessed with a rise in cancer and stroke incidents. It was seen that Ireland could not recover from the loss as other countries did. Major setback was seen among Irish women.
Study researchers said cervical cancer rates improved across Europe Union, but it reduced in Ireland. Moreover, Irish women were found to be dying more due to the same. Not only cervical cancer, but breast cancer rate has also increased.
It was found that Ireland has not been able to improve its rankling in last 10 years. Efforts are now needed to make sure that figures get improved. In order to do the same, authorities concerned need to take some sturdy measures.
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