+ Follow WESTERN PACIFIC REGION OFFICE Tag
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[Title] => Pickpockets target WHO officer
[Summary] => An officer of the World Health Organization (WHO) lost cash and a cell phone to pickpockets while buying groceries at a mall in Malate, Manila Wednesday night.
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[Title] => E-cigarettes can cause heart attacks, strokes – WHO
[Summary] => The World Health Organization (WHO) warned yesterday that the use of electronic cigarettes or e-cigarettes could trigger heart attack, stroke and hypertension.
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[Title] => Top 3 health concerns: Poor air, alcohol, trauma
[Summary] => Health Secretary Enrique Ona cited three health concerns presently confronting the country in a meeting of the World Health Organization (WHO)-Western Pacific Region Office.
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[Title] => WHO to focus on migration of health workers
[Summary] => The World Health Organization (WHO) said yesterday there is now "a growing health workforce crisis in many parts of the world," threatening efforts to deal with health concerns like pandemic human influenza and the epidemic of chronic diseases, as well as natural disasters.
"The global population is rising, but the number of health workers is stagnating or even falling. This is especially true in places with the most serious health problems," the WHO’s Western Pacific Region Office said on its website.
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"The global population is rising, but the number of health workers is stagnating or even falling. This is especially true in places with the most serious health problems," the WHO’s Western Pacific Region Office said on its website.
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