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World
Cancer Congress
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LEGISLATING BREAST-FEEDING
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Sen. Pia Cayetano wants a law that will make it easy
and ecouraging for women to breast-feed their babies whether at home, at work,
or anywhere else. [More]
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Brittle truth
The
burden of osteoporosis is bone breaking, and one needs more than diet and
exercise to prevent fissures and cracks, writes Sunly Coo
[More]
Designer vaginas
Whether for the purpose of
keeping a marriage intact or enjoying sex a bit more, Pinays are seeking their
gynecologist's help in keeping it tight down inside the bikini line. By Grace
Roxas [More]
When pregnancy gets complicated
There are a lot of ways
pregnancy could get problematic when infections set in, reports Sunly Coo. [More]
Lingering babies
What happens when a baby stays
in the womb a little longer than necessary? Grace Roxas has some answers. [More]
Before D-Day comes
Preparing for childbirth
begins from the moment of conception. By Mabelle Aban. [More]
Nutrition after
Michelle Cotoner writes why
it's important to maintain a healthy diet after delivering your baby. [More]
Preventing resistance in chronic
hepatitis B
Gastroenterology.
Dr. Man-Fung Yuen offers ways of preventing resistance in the management
of chronic hepatitis B..
[More]
When
CML becomes resistant to treatment
Hematology.
There's Tasigna to fall back on when cronic myelogenous leukemia becomes
resistant to Gleevec, assures Dr. Michael Copeman.
[More]
Twice-daily co-amoxiclav in childhood pneumonia
Infectious Diseases.
When it comes to childhood pneumonia, giving co-amoxiclav two times a day is as
effective as giving it three times, says Dr. Charissa Fay Borja-Tabora.
[More]
New-generation AED for adults and children
Neurology. Dr Josephine Gutierrez explores the efficacy of
Zonegran in controlling various types of epilepsy.
[More]
Sustained response versus cervical cancer
Oncology.
Long-term protection against cervical cancer is what Cervarix offers according
to Prof. Diane Harper.
[More]
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