People’s health as a business
The Financial Times reported that among the top selling products of big pharmaceutical companies are vaccines.
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The Financial Times reported that among the top selling products of big pharmaceutical companies are vaccines.
“Instead of seeking monetary award for damages, given the possible long-term effects of the vaccine, petitioner-children and their mothers pray for the rendition of free and long-term medical services and treatment from the government.”
Have your children examined to know if he or she had previously acquired dengue. If not, seek audience with the Department of Health (DOH) and ask them for the full explanation on the possible adverse effects of the vaccine.”
Some of the top causes of death in the Philippines are linked to red meat consumption.
While public hospitals are understaffed, government fails to fill some 20,000 vacancies for health workers.
The 2018 budget for public hospitals was cut by P1.5 billion.
A Bulatlat intern writes about a young PWD.
“The caravan aims to bring attention to the failure of the Duterte administration to take steps toward genuinely solving the root cause of an ill health system, especially for the Filipino masses.”
Trainings cost half or even double the salary of a low-wage professional.
“We demand that perpetrators be arrested and punished.”
At the Tondo General Hospital, one ward, which has up to 80 patients, has only three nurses on duty.
“May this turn our anguish and anger into a burning fervor to serve the people.”
Environmental groups, communities push for enforcement of suspension, closure orders on mining operations
Progressive health groups still pin hope on the resumption of the GRP-NDFP peace talks to bring in reforms in health service.
Instead of providing more personnel to the villages, Health Secretary Ubial’s plan is to retrench health workers.
“If you do not have that certification, you cannot avail of hospital services.”
The SFHM obtained a letter dated Aug. 10, 2016 signed by Health Secretary Paulyn Jean Rosell-Ubial and addressed to Fabella hospital director Dr. Esmeraldo Ilem, approving proposals to downsize the bed capacity from 700 to 200.
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