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Tackling healthcare myths one question at a time

If you’ve ever wondered whether sparkling water damages your teeth or if sitting too close to the TV will damage your eyes, now you have a website to ask an expert. Dr Paula Byrne tells us about iHeathFacts.ie and her quest to provide clarity in a world of health misinformation.


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