+ Follow DR. JAN MARC OLIVE Tag
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[Title] => 'No condom, no sex’ policy urged to prevent STIs’ spread
[Summary] => URDANETA CITY — No condom, no sex.
Due to the growing cases of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the country, a World Health Organization (WHO) representative is doing the rounds of four cities in the Ilocos region this week, in coordination with local officials, to educate people having sex with commercial sex workers to use condom to avoid such diseases.
WHO expert Dr. Jan Marc Olive told reporters here after a dialogue with Mayor Amadeo Perez Jr. that there has been an increase in STI cases among "professional sex workers."
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[Title] => WHO: No worry over SARS’ return
[Summary] => URDANETA CITY — A World Health Organization (WHO) official said yesterday there’s no reason to worry that the dreaded Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) might recur but advised people to continue surveillance and strict monitoring of all points of entry in the country.
WHO representative Dr. Jan Marc Olive said that SARS cases in the Philippines were due to importation "so I think when you consider all the cases all over the world, I think we did pretty well (in controlling it)."
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DR. JAN MARC OLIVE
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Due to the growing cases of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) in the country, a World Health Organization (WHO) representative is doing the rounds of four cities in the Ilocos region this week, in coordination with local officials, to educate people having sex with commercial sex workers to use condom to avoid such diseases.
WHO expert Dr. Jan Marc Olive told reporters here after a dialogue with Mayor Amadeo Perez Jr. that there has been an increase in STI cases among "professional sex workers."
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WHO representative Dr. Jan Marc Olive said that SARS cases in the Philippines were due to importation "so I think when you consider all the cases all over the world, I think we did pretty well (in controlling it)."
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