Healthcare for all in the Philippines – but is there a catch?
Healthcare for all in the Philippines – but is there a catch?
Healthcare
[Brief] Is promoting medical tourism at odds with providing quality of life for Singaporeans?
Medical tourism has been a focus for STB (Singapore Tourism Board). At the same time, Singaporeans claim long waiting times in hospitals. A trade off between medical tourism and decent public healthcare has to be made now or in the near future.
Healthcare for all by 2020: China looks to healthcare companies for a healthier nation
The Chinese authorities want to loosen the rules on the testing of foreign pharmaceuticals so they can be given to Chinese patients faster. This is part of an ambitious plan to expand and improve healthcare services.
The “youth epidemic” sweeping the Philippines: Will Duterte take on the Church on HIV?
As the HIV crisis in the Philippines reaches a breaking point, the government’s responses have failed to adjust to the shifting epicentre of the epidemic. Duterte can make headway on this complicated issue but he will have to deal with the Catholic Church.
The big healthcare issues that Malaysia and Singapore need to address
One of the few similarities between the healthcare systems in place in Malaysia and Singapore is that they are both facing considerable challenges. Both might be advised to take a similar approach to these challenges as they try to meet the health needs of their people today and provide for future care.
China’s cancer hotels: a sign of failing healthcare
LinkedinTwitterFacebook0At night, Chinese cancer patients haunt the corridors of seedy hotels. Unable to afford a hospital bed, they are forced to choose cheap accommodation while…