+ Follow DR. ZAHIDUL HUQUE Tag
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[Title] => DepEd’s ‘sex ed’ alarms CBCP
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Is a little knowledge a dangerous thing?
The Catholic Church says yes — when it comes to sex education.
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) expressed alarm yesterday over the sex education program of the Department of Education (DepEd) that will be taught to high school students starting this year.
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[Title] => UNICEF country rep suggests lobbying for bigger health budget
[Summary] => While the term "lobbying" carries a negative connotation, an expert said yesterday that this practice is needed to increase the country’s budget for health care.
Dr. Zahidul Huque, country representative of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), said it is "naïve" to think that health care is not a political issue and that the budget needed to improve the system can be acquired through "political lobbying."
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[Title] => EDITORYAL - Paglobo ng populasyon bigyang prayoridad
[Summary] => ANG populasyon ng Pilipinas ay tinatayang nasa 87,857,473 na at patuloy pa sa pagdami. Parang may pabrika ng bata sa Pilipinas. At sa nangyayaring ito, walang epektibong hakbang na ginagawa ang pamahalaan kung paano mapipigilan ang pagdami.
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[Title] => P1.1-M condom sa Pinas
[Summary] => Nakatakdang padalhan ng United Nations Population Fund (UNPF) ng $20,000 o P1.1 milyong halaga ng condom ang Pilipinas bilang pagtupad sa pangakong tumulong sa problema ng lumalaking populasyon ng bansa na naisasantabi dahil sa bangayan sa pulitika.
Sinabi ni Akbayan Rep. Mario "Mayong" Aguja, malaki ang maitutulong ng P1.1 milyong halaga ng condom na maaaring ibigay sa mag-asawang nais magplano ng kanilang pamilya.
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[Title] => RP women get sick more often than men
[Summary] => Filipino women live longer than men but they tend to get sick more often, an expert said yesterday.
Dr. Junice Lirza Margal, executive director of Linangan ng Kababaihan Inc. (Likhaan), said the biological makeup of women gives them a longer life expectancy compared to men.
"Women, in general, have longer life expectancy. It’s natural, you can’t do anything about that," she told a press briefing held in observance of World Population Day.
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[Title] => RP’s AIDS statistics not accurate due to gaps in surveillance system — expert
[Summary] => A local expert in the Human Immuno-deficiency Virus and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) lamented over the weekend that gaps in the government’s surveillance system assail the accuracy of official statistics on the disease.
According to Dr. Ofelia Monzon, former president of the AIDS Society of the Philippines, the government’s HIV/AIDS surveillance system has been focused primarily on commercial sex workers and does not sufficiently cover overseas Filipino workers (OFWs).
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[Title] => UN agency to review RP surveillance system vs HIV, AIDS
[Summary] => The Joint United Nations Program on Human Immuno Deficiency Virus/Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) will review the Philippines’ surveillance system and policy data on the disease to validate the "slow and low" transmission of the virus in the country.
Dr. Zahidul Huque, head of the UN Theme Group on HIV/AIDS, said they could not understand how HIV prevalence remains low in the Philippines "when the ingredients for an epidemic explosion are present in the country."
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DR. ZAHIDUL HUQUE
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Is a little knowledge a dangerous thing?
The Catholic Church says yes — when it comes to sex education.
The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) expressed alarm yesterday over the sex education program of the Department of Education (DepEd) that will be taught to high school students starting this year.
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[Title] => UNICEF country rep suggests lobbying for bigger health budget
[Summary] => While the term "lobbying" carries a negative connotation, an expert said yesterday that this practice is needed to increase the country’s budget for health care.
Dr. Zahidul Huque, country representative of the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), said it is "naïve" to think that health care is not a political issue and that the budget needed to improve the system can be acquired through "political lobbying."
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[Title] => EDITORYAL - Paglobo ng populasyon bigyang prayoridad
[Summary] => ANG populasyon ng Pilipinas ay tinatayang nasa 87,857,473 na at patuloy pa sa pagdami. Parang may pabrika ng bata sa Pilipinas. At sa nangyayaring ito, walang epektibong hakbang na ginagawa ang pamahalaan kung paano mapipigilan ang pagdami.
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[Title] => P1.1-M condom sa Pinas
[Summary] => Nakatakdang padalhan ng United Nations Population Fund (UNPF) ng $20,000 o P1.1 milyong halaga ng condom ang Pilipinas bilang pagtupad sa pangakong tumulong sa problema ng lumalaking populasyon ng bansa na naisasantabi dahil sa bangayan sa pulitika.
Sinabi ni Akbayan Rep. Mario "Mayong" Aguja, malaki ang maitutulong ng P1.1 milyong halaga ng condom na maaaring ibigay sa mag-asawang nais magplano ng kanilang pamilya.
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[Title] => RP women get sick more often than men
[Summary] => Filipino women live longer than men but they tend to get sick more often, an expert said yesterday.
Dr. Junice Lirza Margal, executive director of Linangan ng Kababaihan Inc. (Likhaan), said the biological makeup of women gives them a longer life expectancy compared to men.
"Women, in general, have longer life expectancy. It’s natural, you can’t do anything about that," she told a press briefing held in observance of World Population Day.
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[Title] => RP’s AIDS statistics not accurate due to gaps in surveillance system — expert
[Summary] => A local expert in the Human Immuno-deficiency Virus and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) lamented over the weekend that gaps in the government’s surveillance system assail the accuracy of official statistics on the disease.
According to Dr. Ofelia Monzon, former president of the AIDS Society of the Philippines, the government’s HIV/AIDS surveillance system has been focused primarily on commercial sex workers and does not sufficiently cover overseas Filipino workers (OFWs).
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[Title] => UN agency to review RP surveillance system vs HIV, AIDS
[Summary] => The Joint United Nations Program on Human Immuno Deficiency Virus/Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) will review the Philippines’ surveillance system and policy data on the disease to validate the "slow and low" transmission of the virus in the country.
Dr. Zahidul Huque, head of the UN Theme Group on HIV/AIDS, said they could not understand how HIV prevalence remains low in the Philippines "when the ingredients for an epidemic explosion are present in the country."
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August 21, 2005 - 12:00am
