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The July 2006 edition of Perspectives e-magazine looks at the opportunities and obstacles to improving health around the world.

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31.10.2005 Nearly two years after the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) took up the question in Geneva, the international community is yet to arrive at a consensus on creating a framework to manage the Internet. All countries today recognise the fundamental and growing role of the Internet as a facilitator of governance, commerce, and communication. An editorial in The Hindu addresses this question.
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The FDA advisory panel recommend that EC be available over-the-counter two years ago.
28.10.2005 Until Tuesday, the Food and Drug Administration is taking comments from the public about the status of emergency contraception. The Feminist Majority Foundation is leading the call for emergency contraceptives--just like many other contraceptives--to be made available without a prescription.
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From: Feminist Majority Foundation
Related topics/regions: [United States]
Image: The FDA advisory panel recommend that EC be available over-the-counter two years ago. © Feminist Majority Foundation
27.10.2005 Chinese and US researchers say illegal blood donation is to blame for high levels of hepatitis C infection in rural China.
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From: SciDev.Net
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27.10.2005 The media should help dispel such misconceptions to check the spread of HIV effectively, according to Paladugu Rambabu, head of Sexually-Transmitted Diseases wing of the hospital in Vijayawada.
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Related topics/regions: [India] [communications] [health & ICT]
26.10.2005 India has been under a global scanner for over a year because of the HIV/AIDS epidemic which international agencies and Indian non governmental organisations (NGOs) say is growing phenomenally though the Indian government has denied it. The controversy has ballooned to include accusations that the HIV/AIDS problem is being unduly magnified to attract international funds. The irony lies in the fact that Indian organisations are sparring even as the infection soars in the country.
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From: OneWorld South Asia
Related topics/regions: [India]
26.10.2005 New mothers in Madagascar and Ghana have begun to hear about the importance of breastfeeding from many different sources--including their favorite singer--and the results are already beginning to show.
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From: Global Health Council
Related topics/regions: [Ghana] [Madagascar]
Linjė telefonike
25.10.2005 Ministria e Bujqėsisė, Pylltarisė dhe Zhvillimit Rural, pėrkatėsisht shėrbimi veterinar dhe i ushqimit tė Kosovės-AVUK, me anė tė njė komunikate pėr media, tė lėshuar tė hėnėn, ka bėrė tė ditur se ėshtė lėshuar njė linjė e veēantė telefonike (038/ 542 578), nė tė cilėn tė gjithė qytetarėt e Kosovės, tė cilėt dyshojnė pėr mundėsinė e paraqitjes sė gripit tė shpezėve, mund tė lajmėrohen gjatė 24 orėve.
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Related topics/regions: [Kosovo]
Image: Linjė telefonike
24.10.2005 There is a growing concern within the international development community that policies aimed at reducing the number of people living below the poverty line could leave the most disadvantaged groups behind. In line with these concerns, this dossier looks at different strategies for reaching the very poor within the health sector, and at the institutional challenges associated with scaling up health-related interventions to cover broader segments of the population. It also highlights the fact that there are ways outside the health sector to improve health or reduce the impoverishing impact of disease, and that in some contexts these may benefit the poor most.
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24.10.2005 Labudovi kao motiv umjetničkih djela, ptice kao simbol slobode, nakon medijske hajke oko ptičje gripe ovih dana, sada su toliko "ocrnjeni" u javnosti da se ljubitelji životinja (kakvim se smatramo) naprosto moraju oglasiti.
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From: Osjecki zeleni
Related topics/regions: [Croatia]
24.10.2005 Nepal's first Highway Community Hospital has come into operation at Malekhu, Dhading district, along the Prithivi Highway with partnership between social organisations of Nepal and Italy.
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Related topics/regions: [Nepal] [health & ICT] [international cooperation]
Midwives participate in a workshop organized by Grupo Curumim
23.10.2005 The grassroots organization Grupo Curumim has gained international recognition for working to reduce pregnancy and childbirth-related deaths in northeastern Brazil. Through collaborations with traditional birth attendants the group has raised awareness about accessing safe women's health services.
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From: International Women's Health Coalition
Related topics/regions: [Brazil]
Image: Midwives participate in a workshop organized by Grupo Curumim © International Women's Health Coalition
21.10.2005 The success of Herceptin showed the promise of a new approach to cancer treatment, which identifies specific genetic mutations in different types of cancer and develops targeted therapies.
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21.10.2005 Conservation through Public Health (CTPH) in Bwindi, Uganda has built a telecentre in a bid to empower communities around Bwindi Impenetrable National Park to improve health and livelihoods.
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Related topics/regions: [Uganda] [education & ICT] [health & ICT] [ICT in poverty reduction]
20.10.2005 Domenica 23 ottobre Daisy Kandhatil, medico indiano, sarą insignita del Premio Follereau - Damien, conferito dal Cercle de Solidarité Follereau-Damien. L'idea del Premio, che č alla sua prima edizione, č nata dall'esigenza di unificare le iniziative che le associazioni del Cercle da molti anni portavano avanti individualmente per conferire un riconoscimento a persone che si sono distinte nella costruzione della Civiltą dell'Amore, proseguendo l'opera di Raoul Follereau e di Padre Damien, dal cui pensiero trae ispirazione l'attivitą del Cercle e delle associazione che lo compongono.
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From: AIFO - Associazione Italiana Amici di Raoul Follereau
20.10.2005 The Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE), New Delhi, will organise its eighth national convention in Punjab on the theme “Impact of technology on societal living” at Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Engineering College (BBSBEC), here from 21 to 23 October,2005.
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Related topics/regions: [India] [education & ICT] [e-governance] [health & ICT]
19.10.2005 OneWorld South Asia along with the MSSRF has successfully broadcast a live programme through Indian broadcaster All India Radio. The half-hour programme, on child welfare and nutrition, had experts from hospitals and NGOs working in the field. The live programme was broadcast under OneWorld South Asia's Open Knowledge Network (OKN) programme.
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Related topics/regions: [India] [children & ICT] [health & ICT]
19.10.2005 A hi-tech pay and use public toilet constructed near Deputy Commissioner’s (DC) Office by now defunct Mysore Agenda Task Force (MATF) under Public Private Participation (PPP) in the City, will be thrown open for public use from today.
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Related topics/regions: [India] [environment & ICT] [health & ICT]
19.10.2005 A text messaging service that allows those who cannot use a voice telephone to contact the emergency services has been launched in Merseyside,UK.
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Related topics/regions: [United Kingdom] [health & ICT]
18.10.2005 Pakistan needs hundreds of thousands of litres of water to curb and prevent outbreaks of disease, warns the World Health Organisation.
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17.10.2005 Infant and young child feeding (IYCF) should be considered a key priority in child health and development programming considering the health and economic benefits linked to this achievement. Information and communication technologies can be used strategically to deliver health services effectively and extensively. What is required is completing the nutrition package of child health and delivering infant feeding counseling to all families as a part of integrated neonatal package.
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Related topics/regions: [South Asia] [children & ICT] [health & ICT]
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