+ Follow HEALTH CARE WITHOUT HARM-SOUTHEAST ASIA Tag
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[Title] => Southeast Asian health community calls for strong, urgent action ahead of COP26
[Summary] => RISE South-East Asia Alliance for Health and Climate urged the ten member states of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to transform their healthcare sector to become climate-resilient, sustainable and pandemic-prepared.
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[AuthorName] => Gaea Katreena Cabico
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[Title] => Marinduque gears up for mercury-free health care
[Summary] => In a continuous bid to make the Philippines 100-percent mercury-free, Health Care Without Harm-Southeast Asia (HCWH-SEA) recently turned over non-mercurial thermometers to the province of Marinduque, which sits at the heart of the country.
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[Title] => Local artists unite for mercury phaseout
[Summary] => Local celebrities came together in a campaign against mercury-containing thermometers and sphygmomanometers in the market.
[DatePublished] => 2011-03-09 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Mayen Jaymalin
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[Title] => Half of Mindanao hospitals not yet mercury-free
[Summary] => Half of the health care facilities in Mindanao have not complied with the order of the Department of Health (DOH) to phase out mercury-based medical equipment by September this year, the Health Care Without Harm-Southeast Asia (HCWH-SEA) said yesterday.
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[Title] => Envi-health group demands fair share of budget
[Summary] => Health Care Without Harm-Southeast Asia(HCWH-SEA) recently asked members of the House of Representatives (HOR) Committee on Appropriations to push the Department of Health to report on the still unreleased 2008 and 2009 envi-health budget.
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[Title] => Group raises alarm over plan to revive incinerators
[Summary] => Calling it "revival of the unfittest," an environmental health group, Health Care Without Harm-Southeast Asia (HCWH-SEA), has raised alarm over the proposal to revive the use of incinerators by the Department of Health.
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[Title] => 'Water biggest victim of improper waste management'
[Summary] => Hospitals and other health care services greatly endanger the country’s diminishing water supply because of improper disposal of infectious waste and toxic chemicals in canals and other bodies of water.
[DatePublished] => 2010-03-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Hospitals eye release of autoclave funds
[Summary] => Hospitals all over the country together with Health Care Without Harm-Southeast Asia (HCWH-SEA) sent a letter to Department of Health Secretary Francisco Duque III urging him to find ways to see the release of the P100-million budget for autoclaves for the treatment of infectious medical waste.
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[Title] => NGO asks DENR to identify mercury storage facilities
[Summary] => The Health Care Without Harm-Southeast Asia (HCWH-SEA) yesterday asked the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to come up with storage facilities for mercury-based devices being phased out in Philippine hospitals.
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[Title] => Civic groups sign statement to protect consumers versus toxic chemicals
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HEALTH CARE WITHOUT HARM-SOUTHEAST ASIA
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[Title] => Southeast Asian health community calls for strong, urgent action ahead of COP26
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[Title] => Marinduque gears up for mercury-free health care
[Summary] => In a continuous bid to make the Philippines 100-percent mercury-free, Health Care Without Harm-Southeast Asia (HCWH-SEA) recently turned over non-mercurial thermometers to the province of Marinduque, which sits at the heart of the country.
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[Title] => Local artists unite for mercury phaseout
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[Title] => Half of Mindanao hospitals not yet mercury-free
[Summary] => Half of the health care facilities in Mindanao have not complied with the order of the Department of Health (DOH) to phase out mercury-based medical equipment by September this year, the Health Care Without Harm-Southeast Asia (HCWH-SEA) said yesterday.
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[Title] => Group raises alarm over plan to revive incinerators
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[Title] => Hospitals eye release of autoclave funds
[Summary] => Hospitals all over the country together with Health Care Without Harm-Southeast Asia (HCWH-SEA) sent a letter to Department of Health Secretary Francisco Duque III urging him to find ways to see the release of the P100-million budget for autoclaves for the treatment of infectious medical waste.
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[Title] => NGO asks DENR to identify mercury storage facilities
[Summary] => The Health Care Without Harm-Southeast Asia (HCWH-SEA) yesterday asked the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) to come up with storage facilities for mercury-based devices being phased out in Philippine hospitals.
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[Title] => Civic groups sign statement to protect consumers versus toxic chemicals
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[DatePublished] => 2009-02-08 00:00:00
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