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Senator Go Calls on DOH to Prioritise Healthcare for the Underprivileged
Senator Bong Go, serving as the chair of the Commission on Appointments Committee on Health, played a pivotal role in sponsoring the confirmation of Dr. Ted Herbosa as the Secretary of the Department of Health (DOH) to showcase his unwavering commitment to public health. The confirmation took place during a Committee on Appointments plenary session, where Senator Go eloquently emphasised the paramount importance of prioritising the well-being of the country’s poor and vulnerable populations while ensuring the seamless continuation of critical government health programs.
Household Cleaning Safety: Essential Tips to Avoid Hazardous Fumes
Household Cleaning Safety — Navigating the Hazards of Domestic Products In the quest for a spotless home, it’s crucial to recognise the potential health hazards
Milestone Achieved: WHO Prequalifies New Malaria Vaccine for Children
WHO prequalifies new R21/Matrix-M malaria vaccine, a major advance in preventing childhood malaria. Read more
Weekly Asian Medical News Bulletin – 29 December 2023
Medical Channel Asia presents the weekly Asian medical news bulletin, bringing you essential healthcare news from across the region. This week’s Asian Medical News bulletin
Rare Birth Phenomenon: Woman with Uterine Didelphys Delivers Twins
Extraordinary Birth in a Woman with Double Uterus: The Dicavitary Twin Pregnancy Case Kelsey Hatcher’s extraordinary pregnancy journey has culminated in a rare and fascinating
Protecting HIV Patients In Malaysia from Workplace Discrimination
The event raised RM1.8 million in funds to help continue the pursuit of eradicating HIV/AIDS in Malaysia. It was held in conjunction with MAF’s 20th anniversary and World AIDS day. Mr Azman stated that the government fully supports the amendment of the Employment Act 1995 and the Industrial Relations Act 1967. He mentioned this in a speech at the event held at Sunway Resort Hotel. He further mentioned that the Malaysian AIDS Foundation and KSM are in the process of refining the proposal to reform this bill. The proposal also received support from the Ministry of Health (MOH), a few government-linked companies (GLCs) and stakeholders.
Palawan Unites to Eliminate Malaria: A Roadmap for a Malaria-Free Future
As Palawan charts its course towards a malaria-free future, the unity and commitment displayed at the 14th Provincial Malaria Congress serve as a beacon of hope. With healthcare providers, officials, and the community working hand in hand, Palawan is poised to eliminate the disease, contributing significantly to the nationwide goal of a Philippines entirely free from this infectious disease. The efforts in Palawan, underscored by resilience and dedication, illuminate the path forward and exemplify the collective strength required to overcome the final challenges in this fight. The province’s journey serves as an inspiration for regions worldwide grappling with the persistent threat of mosquito-borne diseases.
Pet Vaccines Shed Light on Human Hesitancy: Surprising Study Insights
Study links pet vaccination hesitancy with human attitudes, highlighting need for integrated health strategies.
DOH Reports Full Recovery from ‘Walking Pneumonia’ Cases in the Philippines
Recently, the Department of Health (DOH) in the Philippines has taken proactive steps to clarify and address concerns surrounding Mycoplasma pneumoniae, colloquially known as ‘Walking Pneumonia.’
With four reported cases successfully recovered, the DOH aims to dissipate any apprehension by sharing detailed information about the infection’s nature, symptoms, and preventive measures.
New Study Unveils Altruistic Behaviour of Cancer Cells in Breast Cancer Treatment Resistance
A team from the NUS Centre for Cancer Research (N2CR) and the Department of Pathology at the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore (NUS Medicine), has made a significant discovery in the understanding of breast cancer’s resistance to chemotherapy. The study, led by Research Assistant Professor Leong Sai Mun, spanned over a decade and examined a large cohort of breast cancer patients to understand the dynamics of cancer cell survival post-chemotherapy.
How the Brain Functions When We Daydream
Discover the intricate connection between daydreaming and brain activity, as revealed by Harvard’s groundbreaking study.
Global Trend: Why Numerous Countries Are Outlawing Menthol Cigarettes
Exploring the global ban on menthol cigarettes and its impact on public health and smoking trends. Read more
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