New report: Evidence supports sunbed ban to reduce skin cancer in Ireland | Institute of Public Health

Registration now open for 2025 Joint North South Public Health Conference | Institute of Public Health

Event: Lessons from Australia’s sunbed ban and future policy options to reduce skin cancer risk in Ireland | Institute of Public Health

Events | Institute of Public Health

Latest from IPH | Institute of Public Health

Search | Institute of Public Health

News | Institute of Public Health

When viewed on small screens (like mobile phones) content must fit without 
requiring scrolling in two dimensions.

WCAG 2.1 specifically requires this for:

+ Vertical scrolling content at a width equivalent to 320 CSS pixels
+ Horizontal scrolling content at a height equivalent to 256 CSS pixels

Except for parts of the content which require two-dimensional layout for usage or meaning,
such as a maps application.

two-dimensional-scrolling

October 2025

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Institute of Public, health in Ireland (IPH)

	Title / URL	Issues
	New report: Evidence supports sunbed ban to reduce skin cancer in Ireland \| Institute of Public Healthwww.publichealth.ie/news/new-report-evidence-supports-sunbed-ban-reduce-skin-cancer-ireland	1
	Registration now open for 2025 Joint North South Public Health Conference \| Institute of Public Healthwww.publichealth.ie/events/registration-now-open-2025-joint-north-south-public-health-conference	1
	Event: Lessons from Australia’s sunbed ban and future policy options to reduce skin cancer risk in Ireland \| Institute of Public Healthwww.publichealth.ie/events/event-lessons-australias-sunbed-ban-and-future-policy-options-reduce-skin-cancer-risk	1
	Events \| Institute of Public Healthwww.publichealth.ie/events	1
	Latest from IPH \| Institute of Public Healthwww.publichealth.ie/	1
	Search \| Institute of Public Healthwww.publichealth.ie/search	1
	News \| Institute of Public Healthwww.publichealth.ie/news	1

Ensure pages don't scroll in two dimensions on small screens

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