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[Title] => Obama takes diagnostic tests for sore throat
[Summary] => US President Barack Obama went to hospital on Saturday afternoon to undergo diagnostic tests for a sore throat, but found nothing abnormal.
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[Title] => Affordable diagnostic treatment for better healthcare in Ilocos
[Summary] => Leading healthcare provider HIMEX Corporation, under Rema Padilla-Ohno, conceptualized and initiated a long-term program dubbed “Rehabilitation and Development of All Government Hospitals,” which aims to rehabilitate all government hospitals’ radiology department and install the latest technology in diagnostic imaging equipment through joint venture partnership. Ilocos Sur Gov. Chavit Singson recently partnered with HIMEX to enhance the quality of medical services and provide complete and more affordable diagnostic treatment to all Ilocanos.
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[Title] => Simple rule predicts C. difficile recurrence
[Summary] => Many patients with Clostridium difficile infection experience repeated bouts of the illness, and a rule has been developed to accurately predict a patient’s risk of recurrence, it is reported.
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[Title] => FOB tests useful in colon Ca screening
[Summary] => A colorectal screening program in Ontario has proven successful in detecting high-risk adenomas and colorectal cancer in patients referred because of positive fecal occult blood test results or a family history of colorectal cancer.
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[Title] => Ormoc to construct medical facilities
[Summary] => The city will venture into a state-of-the-art diagnostic laboratory services that would serve the local and neighboring town residents, according to Mayor Eric Codilla.
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[Title] => Diagnostic kits help in rehab of banana sector
[Summary] => The rehabilitation program of the country’s beleaguered banana industry has been receiving booster shots through the diagnostic kits developed by a government institute.
Likewise, a collaborative work with DA regulatory agencies on the rehabilitation of the similarly-situated abaca industry is on stream.
Providing the silver linings of the hitherto gloomy banana and abaca industries and related concerns are the 22 plant and food/feed diagnostic kits so far developed by the UPLB-National Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (UPLB-BIOTECH).
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In issuing the warning, Shigeru Omi, director for WHO Western Pacific region where 95 percent of SARS cases were reported during the recent outbreak, said SARS-hit countries should maintain their surveillance systems for at least one more year.
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In issuing the warning, Shigeru Omi, director for WHO Western Pacific region where 95 percent of SARS cases were reported during the recent outbreak, said SARS-hit countries should maintain their surveillance systems for at least one more year.
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