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[Title] => International experts launch drive to erase stigma of leprosy
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International experts signed yesterday the second global appeal to end the stigma and discrimination against people with leprosy, a disease that affects 9,460 people in the Western Pacific region alone.
Yohei Sasakawa, chair of the Nippon Foundation, said he observed that people with leprosy are being singled out more than those with Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS).
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[Title] => DOH poised to close down commercial blood banks
[Summary] => The Department of Health (DOH) is now poised to shut down all commercial blood banks nationwide as the Supreme Court recently ruled with finality against the operation of these facilities in the country.
Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said the DOH is working to implement the high court’s decision and give a bigger boost to the country’s voluntary blood donation programs.
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[Title] => Rescuers: Time to face the truth
[Summary] => Rescuers dug their way closer to a buried elementary school, the focus of a hunt for some 1,400 people entombed by a massive landslide, but a search team leader said no signs of life had been detected and it was time to face the truth that the missing must now be dead.
"It is good to hope but relatives of those missing should by now already know the reality," said Hector Reyes, leader of the Philippine Canine Search and Rescue Team.
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[Title] => WHO clears DOH on expired vaccines
[Summary] => The World Health Organization (WHO) has cleared the Department of Health (DOH) on the issue of expired vaccines, saying that the amount of wasted supplies was small.
In a letter to Health Secretary Francisco Duque III, WHO country representative Dr. Jean Marc Olivé noted that the "vaccine wastage is expected."
"It is cheaper to vaccinate one child and waste the rest of the vial than for that child to be hospitalized," he explained.
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[Title] => DOH: SARS threat not immediate
[Summary] => Health Secretary Manuel Dayrit reassured Filipinos yesterday that there is no immediate threat of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in the country despite the reemergence of the disease in China.
"There is no reason to panic. We are aware of their problem and we are monitoring it. We have raised our alert system in different ports of entry on a high level to make sure that we keep track of potential suspect cases coming into the country," Dayrit said in a statement.
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International experts signed yesterday the second global appeal to end the stigma and discrimination against people with leprosy, a disease that affects 9,460 people in the Western Pacific region alone.
Yohei Sasakawa, chair of the Nippon Foundation, said he observed that people with leprosy are being singled out more than those with Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS).
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[Title] => DOH poised to close down commercial blood banks
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Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said the DOH is working to implement the high court’s decision and give a bigger boost to the country’s voluntary blood donation programs.
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[Title] => Rescuers: Time to face the truth
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"It is good to hope but relatives of those missing should by now already know the reality," said Hector Reyes, leader of the Philippine Canine Search and Rescue Team.
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[Title] => WHO clears DOH on expired vaccines
[Summary] => The World Health Organization (WHO) has cleared the Department of Health (DOH) on the issue of expired vaccines, saying that the amount of wasted supplies was small.
In a letter to Health Secretary Francisco Duque III, WHO country representative Dr. Jean Marc Olivé noted that the "vaccine wastage is expected."
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[Title] => DOH: SARS threat not immediate
[Summary] => Health Secretary Manuel Dayrit reassured Filipinos yesterday that there is no immediate threat of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in the country despite the reemergence of the disease in China.
"There is no reason to panic. We are aware of their problem and we are monitoring it. We have raised our alert system in different ports of entry on a high level to make sure that we keep track of potential suspect cases coming into the country," Dayrit said in a statement.
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