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PhilHealth urged: Subsidize smoking cessation

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An anti-tobacco group has asked the Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) to subsidize smoking cessation treatment to help those who want to quit the habit.

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Department of Health revs up smoking cessation program

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The Department of Health (DOH) is beefing up its smoking cessation program, an official said yesterday.

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Smoking cessation intervention most cost-effective treatment

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Government, rebel group forge ceasefire pact

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The not-so-amazing Bangkok pills

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Q. A friend who has been taking Bangkok pills has lost significant weight. I am obese and would like to try it. Is it safe? – P.A., Quezon City

Health And Family

With smoking cessation drugs, dosing is key

By YOUR DOSE OF MEDICINE | By Charles C. Chante MD | January 12, 2003 - 12:00am

When it comes to smoking cessation, the statistics can be disheartening. Nearly a quarter of all US adults smoke, and nearly two-thirds of them want to quit. But while about half try to kick the habit each year,...

Opinion

Women smokers face add’l risks unique to thei

September 17, 2001 - 12:00am

It looks like all those TV and print ads enticing women to pick up the smoking habit have worked. Recent studies show that today’s women are smoking nearly as much as men – and are starting to die from...

Science and Environment

Camiling: No order yet to implement ceasefire

August 11, 2001 - 12:00am

DAVAO CITY — Maj. Gen. Gregorio Camiling, the military’s Southern Command chief, said they have not received any directive yet to implement the ceasefire agreement which the government and the Moro Islamic...

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Camiling: No order yet to implement ceasefire

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DAVAO CITY — Maj. Gen. Gregorio Camiling, the military’s Southern Command chief, said they have not received any directive yet to implement the ceasefire agreement which the government and the Moro Islamic...

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