+ Follow DR. CONCEPCION ROCES Tag
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[Title] => International health agencies to study RP virus
[Summary] => International health agencies will assist the Philippines in determining whether a new flu strain was responsible for downing more than 2,000 students in Metro Manila in the past weeks, the Department of Health (DOH) said yesterday.
Health Secretary Manuel Dayrit said cultured throat swab samples collected from infected students are to be sent to the World Health Organization (WHO) reference laboratory in Australia.
[DatePublished] => 2001-10-06 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Mayen Jaymalin
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[Title] => New flu virus eyed in outbreak
[Summary] => Government health experts are trying find out if the influenza virus that downed students of seven Catholic schools in Metro Manila in recent days could have been caused by a new strain.
Meanwhile, an infectious disease expert at the Philippine General Hospital (PGH) in Manila told The STAR yesterday the airborne virus seemed to have zeroed in only on Catholic schools because the latter’s classrooms were mostly air-conditioned and conducive to the spread of an airborne virus.
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[Title] => 36 new HIV cases bared
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Thirty-six more Filipinos - 24 men and 12 women - were reported to be afflicted
with the AIDS-causing human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
This brings to 1,325 the total number of Filipinos afflicted with HIV and AIDS
since the dreaded disease was first diagnosed in the country in 1984.
Of the total number, 203 have died due to complications, while 441, including
16 of the new cases, now have full-blown AIDS.
Dr. Concepcion Roces, DOH-Field Epidemiology Training Program chief, said
sexual intercourse remains to be the primary mode of AIDS transmission in the
country.
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DR. CONCEPCION ROCES
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[Summary] => International health agencies will assist the Philippines in determining whether a new flu strain was responsible for downing more than 2,000 students in Metro Manila in the past weeks, the Department of Health (DOH) said yesterday.
Health Secretary Manuel Dayrit said cultured throat swab samples collected from infected students are to be sent to the World Health Organization (WHO) reference laboratory in Australia.
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[Title] => New flu virus eyed in outbreak
[Summary] => Government health experts are trying find out if the influenza virus that downed students of seven Catholic schools in Metro Manila in recent days could have been caused by a new strain.
Meanwhile, an infectious disease expert at the Philippine General Hospital (PGH) in Manila told The STAR yesterday the airborne virus seemed to have zeroed in only on Catholic schools because the latter’s classrooms were mostly air-conditioned and conducive to the spread of an airborne virus.
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[Title] => 36 new HIV cases bared
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Thirty-six more Filipinos - 24 men and 12 women - were reported to be afflicted
with the AIDS-causing human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).
This brings to 1,325 the total number of Filipinos afflicted with HIV and AIDS
since the dreaded disease was first diagnosed in the country in 1984.
Of the total number, 203 have died due to complications, while 441, including
16 of the new cases, now have full-blown AIDS.
Dr. Concepcion Roces, DOH-Field Epidemiology Training Program chief, said
sexual intercourse remains to be the primary mode of AIDS transmission in the
country.
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