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[Title] => Arrogance is infectious
[Summary] => I have long perceived the arrogance of Cebu City Mayor Tomas Osmeña.
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[Title] => Bacolod hospital "not Ebola-ready"
[Summary] => "We're not ready for Ebola, and we're only 50 percent ready," said Doctor Julius Drilon, chief of the Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital in this city.
[DatePublished] => 2014-11-20 00:00:00
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[Title] => MMDA to host int'l conference on infectious diseases
[Summary] => After hosting the 11th Asian Crisis Management Conference (ACMC) last July, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) will again host an international meeting next week to discuss current developments in the prevention of infectious diseases currently affecting Asia.
[DatePublished] => 2014-01-27 17:43:20
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[Title] => MMDA to host regional meet on infectious diseases
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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] => DOH: Global warming affects health
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Global warming directly affects people's health, Health Secretary Francisco Duque said.
Very high temperature causes skin cancer especially among the elderly, he stressed. Duque explained that global warming has caused damages to the ozone layer of the earth which filters ultraviolet rays. Exposure to these ultraviolet rays beyond tolerable amount causes heat stroke and skin cancer.
Dengue and malaria upsurge will also be apparent, he added. Most vulnerable to adverse health outcomes are indigent children and elderlies.
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ax Soliven’s remains will be buried in the Libingan ng mga Bayani on December 1. Malacañang offered to accord him that honor for his having been a war veteran who had joined and fought in the resistance against the Japanese Occupation of the Philippines. He was then a guerilla volunteer while he was a cadet at the Ateneo de Manila Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) during World War II.
[DatePublished] => 2006-11-28 00:00:00
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[AuthorName] => Domini M. Torrevillas
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[Title] => DENR monitors hospital wastes
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Environment Secretary Angelo Reyes yesterday directed field officials of the department to closely coordinate with government and private hospital administrators and inspect their waste disposal system to prevent the unsafe disposal of toxic hospital wastes.
Reyes made the announcement during the Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines forum at the Manila Hotel where he told hospital operators that the inventory of hospital wastes will start in Metro Manila. Where 197 hospitals generate 47 tons of wastes daily.
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Environment Secretary Angelo Reyes yesterday directed field officials of the department to closely coordinate with government and private hospital administrators and inspect their waste disposal system to prevent the unsafe disposal of toxic hospital wastes.
Reyes made the announcement during the Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines forum at the Manila Hotel where he told hospital operators that the inventory of hospital wastes will start in Metro Manila. Where 197 hospitals generate 47 tons of wastes daily.
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Environment Secretary Angelo Reyes yesterday directed field officials of the department to closely coordinate with government and private hospital administrators and inspect their waste disposal system to prevent the unsafe disposal of toxic hospital wastes.
Reyes made the announcement during the Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines forum at the Manila Hotel where he told hospital operators that the inventory of hospital wastes will start in Metro Manila. Where 197 hospitals generate 47 tons of wastes daily.
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[AuthorID] => 1096513
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[Title] => MMDA to host int'l conference on infectious diseases
[Summary] => After hosting the 11th Asian Crisis Management Conference (ACMC) last July, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) will again host an international meeting next week to discuss current developments in the prevention of infectious diseases currently affecting Asia.
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Global warming directly affects people's health, Health Secretary Francisco Duque said.
Very high temperature causes skin cancer especially among the elderly, he stressed. Duque explained that global warming has caused damages to the ozone layer of the earth which filters ultraviolet rays. Exposure to these ultraviolet rays beyond tolerable amount causes heat stroke and skin cancer.
Dengue and malaria upsurge will also be apparent, he added. Most vulnerable to adverse health outcomes are indigent children and elderlies.
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ax Soliven’s remains will be buried in the Libingan ng mga Bayani on December 1. Malacañang offered to accord him that honor for his having been a war veteran who had joined and fought in the resistance against the Japanese Occupation of the Philippines. He was then a guerilla volunteer while he was a cadet at the Ateneo de Manila Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (ROTC) during World War II.
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Environment Secretary Angelo Reyes yesterday directed field officials of the department to closely coordinate with government and private hospital administrators and inspect their waste disposal system to prevent the unsafe disposal of toxic hospital wastes.
Reyes made the announcement during the Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines forum at the Manila Hotel where he told hospital operators that the inventory of hospital wastes will start in Metro Manila. Where 197 hospitals generate 47 tons of wastes daily.
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Environment Secretary Angelo Reyes yesterday directed field officials of the department to closely coordinate with government and private hospital administrators and inspect their waste disposal system to prevent the unsafe disposal of toxic hospital wastes.
Reyes made the announcement during the Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines forum at the Manila Hotel where he told hospital operators that the inventory of hospital wastes will start in Metro Manila. Where 197 hospitals generate 47 tons of wastes daily.
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Environment Secretary Angelo Reyes yesterday directed field officials of the department to closely coordinate with government and private hospital administrators and inspect their waste disposal system to prevent the unsafe disposal of toxic hospital wastes.
Reyes made the announcement during the Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines forum at the Manila Hotel where he told hospital operators that the inventory of hospital wastes will start in Metro Manila. Where 197 hospitals generate 47 tons of wastes daily.
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February 24, 2007 - 12:00am
