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Saturday, February 24, 2007 |
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Pharma group:
Low-priced drugs must also be safe |
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By Ruben D.
Manahan IV, Reporter
The
Pharmaceutical and Health Care Association of the Philippines (PHAP)
is agreeable to a government plan to lower the prices of medicines,
as long as public safety is not compromised.
“The PHAP
insists that the cheap medicines should be of good quality, must be
effective and, most of all, safe,” PHAP spokesman Noel Laman said.
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Roxas pushes
affordable medicines
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Sen. Mar Roxas
discussed with Director General Pascal Lamy of the World Trade
Organization Friday the ongoing efforts to bring down the costs of
medicines in the country through amendments...
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OFW mauled in
Saudi is dead
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THE
29-year-old Filipino worker who slipped into a coma after being
beaten up in Riyadh has died, Philippine Ambassador to Saudi Arabia
Antonio Villamor reported Friday.
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Tug-of-war for
Pasig shabu ‘tiangge’ witness continues
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A judge in
Cagayan de Oro City is seeking the help of the National Bureau of
Investigation in securing custody of witness in the shabu tiangge
case in Pasig City who the police refuses to turn over.
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Pasig police chief
at a loss over raid on LRT compound
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THE Pasig City
police chief cannot account for the raid a Special Weapons and
Tactics (SWAT) team conducted at the Light Rail Transit (LRT)
compound in Santolan, Pasig.
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