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Generic drugs cost more
PRICES of generic drugs are rising almost twice as rapidly as prices of brand-name drugs, even as many insurers and the Bush administration are pressing Americans to switch in the name of saving money.
Ban on free plastic bags
TAIWAN authorities slapped a ban on the free distribution of disposable polystyrene tableware and plastic bags last Wednesday despite an outcry from the industry.
Dengue watch
Selangor is facing its worst dengue situation in 10 years and has recorded the highest number of dengue cases and dengue-related deaths among all states in the country last year. It#8217;s time to take stock #8211; dengue is not a new disease; it#8217;s been around for years, and it#8217;s getting worse.
The dark force
SHA, the malevolent force of feng shui, originate from the harmful radiation and positive ions released from underground water veins and fault lines, writes DR ONG HEAN-TATT.
Crucial treatment
THERE is warfare on the roads with thousands of on-the-spot deaths a year. If they#8217;re lucky, 1% of the critical cases survives upon reaching the hospital.
Drugstore 2003: A preview of what’s to come
A wheelchair that climbs stairs and a little pill camera that takes pictures inside the intestine. Even the most astute prognosticator probably would not have predicted what had occurred in 2002. Perhaps 2003 will bring even bigger surprises inhealthcare, write JANE E. ALLEN and LINDA MARSA.
Meeting the challenge of cancer
The Cancer Research Initiatives Foundation (Carif) is focusing on cancer research that has greater impact and relevance to Malaysians, writes B>HOOI YOU CHING/B>.
Meeting the challenge of cancer
The Cancer Research Initiatives Foundation (Carif) is focusing on cancer research that has greater impact and relevance to Malaysians, writes B>HOOI YOU CHING/B>.
Drugstore 2003: A preview of what’s to come
A wheelchair that climbs stairs and a little pill camera that takes pictures inside the intestine. Even the most astute prognosticator probably would not have predicted what had occurred in 2002. Perhaps 2003 will bring even bigger surprises inhealthcare, write JANE E. ALLEN and LINDA MARSA.
