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All smoke and no fire?

With the much-ballyhooed and -criticized passing of the Tobacco Regulation Act, does the government have the capacity, and the fire, to see its full implementation? By Deedee Sta. Cruz-Espina. [More]

In Focus

Snatching the cradle snatcher

Michelle Ciriacruz summarizes the most important points in the Philippine College of Chest Physicians’ recently completed guidelines in the management of pneumonia. [More]

Recovering life’s breath

There is life after COPD, Michelle Ciriacruz reports, and this doesn’t have to be full of woe. [More]

22 Digging up asthma’s roots

Various reasons are blamed for asthma, writes Deedee Sta. Cruz-Espina, and geneticists continue to investigate the condition’s polygenic nature. [More]

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Triapin's triple action versus hypertension

Cardiovascular Medicine. A fixed-dose combination of ramipril and felodipine may be a good option in managing hypertension in diabetics. [More]

Gastroprotection with rebamipide

Gastroenterology. Dr. Yuji Naito discusses the “paradigm shift” in dealing with nsaid-induced gastropathy. [More]

Novel drug v. epilepsy has loads of potential

Neurology. Dr. Peter Wolf discusses the role of levetiracetam in achieving seizure control—or even seizure freedom. [More]

 

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WET, WILD, and WEAK

More than assisting in the delivery of babies, midwives have the responsibility to improve the health of the people of the community, particularly mothers and children. And during the rainy season, children are particularly prone to suffering from diseases that can be traced to water quality. Diarrhea and leptospirosis are just two of these problems—and we all need to exert the effort to protect kids from water-borne diseases.

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