Three issues identified


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 14 Jun 2007

AUDREY EDWARDS and LISA GOH at the Kuala Lumpur-OIC Health Ministerial Conference on Wednesday. 

PREPARING for an influenza pandemic, producing vaccines and developing a fatwa on smoking and health were among the issues which emerged from a two-day scientific programme and expected to form the basis of a draft resolution for senior health officers at the KL-Organisation of Islamic Conference (OIC) Health Ministerial Conference. 

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