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[Title] => Public warned vs. heat stroke
[Summary] => The Department of Health in Region 7 is warning the public to stay out of the heat of the sun especially from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and use sun protection in order to avoid heat stroke as summer is still here.
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[Title] => Tom welcomes DOH move to cancel permit of CCMC
[Summary] => Cebu City Mayor Tomas Osmeña welcomes any move of the Department of Health (DOH) to cancel the permit of Cebu City Medical Center (CCMC) if he insists to disallow non-residents to avail of services in the facility.
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[Title] => Pagasa advises public: Brace for hotter days
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[Title] => DOH: Spend Christmas with healthy activities
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[Title] => DOH issues health tips for the holidays
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[Title] => Hotter weather seen in the coming weeks
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The public should expect hotter weather and warmer temperatures in the coming weeks, as the dry season is peaking toward May, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration.
PAG-ASA Mactan chief Oscar Tabada said the temperature will continue to rise in the coming days, advising the public to consume plenty of liquid, avoid staying under the sun for long hours, and wear light clothing to avoid heat stroke.
"It will be hotter in the coming days for the month of May is the hottest month of the year,'''' he said.
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[Title] => Despite increase in cases: DOH assures TB not a big problem in CV
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Despite an increase in the cases of tuberculosis in Central Visayas due to an increase in the rate of case detection, the Department of Health offers assurance to those affected that the situation is not alarming because of an "increase in the cure rate of TB".
[DatePublished] => 2007-03-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pagasa: Cold front weakens,hot days in the country start
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The cold front, brought about by the cold wind from the northern latitude, has weakened and this triggered the onset of hot temperature in the country, said the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical Astronomical Services Administration recently.
"Summer has already began. The northeast monsoon wind has weakened and Cebu will be experiencing hot days in the coming months," said weather specialist Alfredo Quiblat of Pagasa-Mactan.
Quiblat added that the rise in temperature might be highest in May, and most temperature increases has already been recorded this month.
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[Title] => Health dep't advises public over dengue
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The Department of Health has advised the public to be vigilant against dengue fever since it will possibly prevail in these months when the country is still experiencing some rains.
DOH regional director Susana Madarietta said the public should regularly replace water in covered containers to prevent the dengue-causing mosquitoes from breeding.
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[Title] => DOH: Bacteria caused Loon diarrhea outbreak
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The presence of bacteria in the drinking water triggered the diarrhea outbreak that killed four people and hospitalized more than 400 others in Loon, Bohol, according to the Department of Health.
DOH regional director Susana Madarietta said shigella flexneri, amoeba and e-coli are the kinds of bacteria that contaminated the drinking water of residents in Loon brought about by their unsanitary practices.
DOH confirmed the presence of bacteria in 12 out of the 14 rectal swabs from the diarrhea patients in the place.
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SUSANA MADARIETTA
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[Title] => Public warned vs. heat stroke
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[Title] => Tom welcomes DOH move to cancel permit of CCMC
[Summary] => Cebu City Mayor Tomas Osmeña welcomes any move of the Department of Health (DOH) to cancel the permit of Cebu City Medical Center (CCMC) if he insists to disallow non-residents to avail of services in the facility.
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[Title] => Hotter weather seen in the coming weeks
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The public should expect hotter weather and warmer temperatures in the coming weeks, as the dry season is peaking toward May, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration.
PAG-ASA Mactan chief Oscar Tabada said the temperature will continue to rise in the coming days, advising the public to consume plenty of liquid, avoid staying under the sun for long hours, and wear light clothing to avoid heat stroke.
"It will be hotter in the coming days for the month of May is the hottest month of the year,'''' he said.
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[Title] => Despite increase in cases: DOH assures TB not a big problem in CV
[Summary] =>
Despite an increase in the cases of tuberculosis in Central Visayas due to an increase in the rate of case detection, the Department of Health offers assurance to those affected that the situation is not alarming because of an "increase in the cure rate of TB".
[DatePublished] => 2007-03-23 00:00:00
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[Title] => Pagasa: Cold front weakens,hot days in the country start
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The cold front, brought about by the cold wind from the northern latitude, has weakened and this triggered the onset of hot temperature in the country, said the Philippine Atmospheric Geophysical Astronomical Services Administration recently.
"Summer has already began. The northeast monsoon wind has weakened and Cebu will be experiencing hot days in the coming months," said weather specialist Alfredo Quiblat of Pagasa-Mactan.
Quiblat added that the rise in temperature might be highest in May, and most temperature increases has already been recorded this month.
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[Title] => Health dep't advises public over dengue
[Summary] =>
The Department of Health has advised the public to be vigilant against dengue fever since it will possibly prevail in these months when the country is still experiencing some rains.
DOH regional director Susana Madarietta said the public should regularly replace water in covered containers to prevent the dengue-causing mosquitoes from breeding.
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[Title] => DOH: Bacteria caused Loon diarrhea outbreak
[Summary] =>
The presence of bacteria in the drinking water triggered the diarrhea outbreak that killed four people and hospitalized more than 400 others in Loon, Bohol, according to the Department of Health.
DOH regional director Susana Madarietta said shigella flexneri, amoeba and e-coli are the kinds of bacteria that contaminated the drinking water of residents in Loon brought about by their unsanitary practices.
DOH confirmed the presence of bacteria in 12 out of the 14 rectal swabs from the diarrhea patients in the place.
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