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View the latest health news and explore articles on fitness, diet, nutrition, parenting, relationships, medicine, diseases and healthy living at The Asian Affairs

Singapore to stockpile medical and healthcare supplies: MTI permanent secretary

By The Asian Affairs
March 14, 2023
in :  Health, Singapore
singapore to stockpile medical and healthcare supplies mti permanent secretary

Singapore will prioritize the stockpiling of medical supplies and other important healthcare items in the future, a senior government official announced on Monday (Mar 13). Gabriel Lim, permanent secretary of the Ministry of Trade and Industry, stated on CNA’s Singapore Tonight that the country already has a food stockpile, including rice, and must “carefully consider what other commodities we need …

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Envoy says China must be “more honest” about COVID origins

By The Asian Affairs
February 28, 2023
in :  China, Health
envoy says china must be more honest about covid origins

China must be more forthright about the sources of the COVID-19 pandemic, the US ambassador to China stated on Monday, February 27, in response to news that the US Energy Department assessed that the pandemic was likely caused by a laboratory leak in China. Nicholas Burns, addressing via video connection at an event hosted by the US Chamber of Commerce, …

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End-March COVAX bivalent vaccinations for Philippines

By The Asian Affairs
February 28, 2023
in :  Health, Philippines
end march covax bivalent vaccinations for philippines

Department of Health (DOH) Officer-in-Charge Maria Rosario Vergeire said on February 28 that the Philippines would get 1,002,000 doses of bivalent coronavirus vaccinations from the worldwide COVAX facility. “The EUA for bivalent vaccinations that will be supplied to us has already been issued,” Vergeire added, referring to emergency use authorisation. Pfizer is donating the bivalent vaccines from COVAX. Bivalent COVID-19 …

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Singapore’s total fertility rate falls to a historic low of 1.05 percent

By The Asian Affairs
February 24, 2023
in :  Health, Singapore
singapore's total fertility rate falls to a historic low of 1.05 percent

In 2022, the resident total fertility rate in Singapore reached a record low of 1.05, falling below the previous high of 1.1 in 2020 and 1.12 in 2021. Indranee Rajah, Minister in the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO), told Parliament on Friday, “This was partially due to the Tiger year in the Lunar calendar, which is typically associated with fewer births …

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Why European drug shortages could worsen

By The Asian Affairs
February 8, 2023
in :  Health, World
why european drug shortages could worsen

When Ignasi Biosca-Reig learned that amoxicillin was in limited supply in Spain, he immediately expanded shifts at his company’s plants to increase output of the popular antibiotic. However, he could only accept a few extra shifts. Biosca-Reig stated that he could not justify investing millions of euros in new production lines unless he was compensated much more for the generic …

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As borders reopen, Hong Kong sees an inflow of Chinese visitors

By The Asian Affairs
February 6, 2023
in :  China, Health, Lifestyle
as borders reopen, hong kong sees an inflow of chinese visitors

Monday, February 6th, was the first time in three years that all border gates were fully reopened without COVID-19 limitations. Tens of thousands of travelers traveled between mainland China and its special administrative territory of Hong Kong. China stated last week that cross-border travel between the mainland, Hong Kong, and Macao will resume in full on February 6, removing current …

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Marcos launches infrastructure push with P6 billion cancer center

By The Asian Affairs
February 3, 2023
in :  Health, Philippines
marcos launches infrastructure push with p6 billion cancer center

The building of a P6-billion ($112 million) cancer center has been approved by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., marking the beginning of his infrastructure project, which would rely more on private funding than his predecessor’s. Marcos presided over the National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) Board, which authorized the Public-Private Partnership funding for the University of the Philippines-Philippine General Hospital (UP-PGH) …

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North Korea has shut down its capital city due to a ‘respiratory ailment’

By The Asian Affairs
January 25, 2023
in :  Health, North Korea
north korea has shut down its capital city due to a 'respiratory ailment'

NK News, citing a government notification, said on Wednesday that authorities in the North Korean capital Pyongyang have ordered a five-day lockdown in response to an increase in instances of an unidentified respiratory infection. According to NK News, which monitors North Korea, the warning did not mention COVID-19 but stated that inhabitants of the city were ordered to remain in …

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China says COVID-19 epidemic reducing before travel rush

By The Asian Affairs
January 20, 2023
in :  China, Health, Lifestyle
china says covid 19 epidemic reducing before travel rush

China stated that the worst was over in its fight against COVID-19 prior to what is set to be the biggest travel day in years on Friday, January 20, a huge movement of people that has stoked worries of a new outbreak. State media reported late on Thursday, January 18 that Vice Premier Sun Chunlan, who oversees China’s virus response, …

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Japan may reclassify COVID-19 to a less dangerous infectious illness

By The Asian Affairs
January 20, 2023
in :  Health, Japan
japan may reclassify covid 19 to a less dangerous infectious illness

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida announced on January 20 that Japan may explore lowering COVID-19 to a less severe infectious illness and reducing its suggestion that people wear masks in public indoor locations as early as this spring. After meeting with relevant ministers, Kishida told the media that he had asked them to study the particular parameters for reclassifying COVID-19 into …

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