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Too Much Drama Already in Asian
Telenovelas
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Sometimes, rumors or faulty reporting can spread
faster than infections.
Deedee Sta. Cruz-Espina reports on how
outbreaks of infections should be managed--no fuss--and how they should be
reported--no drama. [More]
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Feeling Defensive
Latest report shows that pathogens may be fighting back by simply being "on the
defensive". [More]
For Adults Also
Be as children are, explains Dr. Elenore Uy, as she writes about the importance
of vaccination for adults. [More]
Fungus Attack
How
something so common can transform into a monster. By Michelle Ciriacruz. [More]
Coping with Survival
What is
worse: a huge mortality from AIDS or a huge population of AIDS survivors? Jin
Paul de Guzman presents us a uniquely Thai dilemma. [More]
Treatment of nocturnal
laryngopharyngeal reflux
Gastroenterology. Combine ppi and H2-RA to
treat nocturnal laryngophareangal reflux, says a gastroenterologist from Japan.
[More]
Iressa benefits Asians more than
Caucasians
Oncology.
How come lung-cancer drug Iressa works better among Asian's than Caucasians?
[More]
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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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