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Arlene Harris

Reporter · IE

Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Latest publication
Sep 18, 2026
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Aug 21, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 18, 2026 · Arlene Harris

    'I decided I wasn't going to suffocate under the weight of my prostate cancer diagnosis' (opens the original)

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    When Gearóid Bradley was initially referred for an MRI of his prostate, he wasn’t unduly concerned. The appointment was not due to take place for almost six months. However, he decided to go for a private consultation to put his mind at ease. In March 2023, following an MRI and a CT scan, he was shocked by the findings. The now 74-year-old was told he had aggressive, stage-four prostate cancer, with initial indications suggesting he had between three and five months to live. “It was a ver

  2. Article · Sep 5, 2026 · Arlene Harris

    One-on-one adventures: Why we bring each of our teens away for a week on their own (opens the original)

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    Life is busy — and for most people with children, it can be a merry-go-round of ferrying them to activities and appointments, while also trying to fit in family time and their own work and household demands. So, while the annual summer holiday is a great opportunity for everyone to spend time together away from the busyness of the daily routine, when the whole family is present, there may not be many opportunities for one-on-one quality time with individual children or teenagers. You have reache

  3. Article · Aug 21, 2026 · Arlene Harris

    I only had one symptom, but knowing breast cancer warning signs can save lives (opens the original)

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    When Mairéad Dillon noticed a “small damp patch” on the left side of her top while on holiday in October 2023, she felt that “it shouldn’t be there”. Having recently attended a presentation from Breast Cancer Ireland at her workplace, she knew that discharge from the nipple can be a warning sign, so as soon as she got home, she made an appointment with her family doctor. “I have no family history of breast cancer, but the following day, I checked again, and there was still a small damp patch on

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