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A total of 591 cases have been reported in the province since January, nine of whom died from the mosquito-borne disease common during the rainy season.


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Health Undersecretary Ethelyn Nieto said Filipinos are still not keen on donating blood, fearing needle pricks and believing that the procedure is hazardous to one’s health.


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HEALTH UNDERSECRETARY ETHELYN NIETO

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Science and Environment

Dengue nearing ‘alert’ level in Bulacan

August 10, 2005 - 12:00am

MALOLOS CITY — The deadly dengue virus is claiming more victims in Bulacan and is, in fact, nearing the "alert level," a senior health official said yesterday. A total of 591 cases have been reported...

Nation

Reinvigorate selves, help save lives, DOH tells blood donors

By Sheila Crisostomo | July 21, 2005 - 12:00am

Give blood, reinvigorate yourselves — and help save lives. This was what the Department of Health (DOH) advised the public yesterday, saying voluntary blood donation is not only good for one’s health...

News Commentary

Cholera kills 4, downs 50 in Samar

By Sheila Crisostomo | March 23, 2005 - 12:00am

Four people were killed and 50 others were hospitalized during a cholera outbreak in Northern Samar at the height of typhoon "Auring," Health Undersecretary Ethelyn Nieto said yesterday. Nieto, however,...

Nation