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Ambassador offers to assist PNG with TB programs
The former United States Ambassador to Papua New Guinea Teddy Taylor met with the Prime Minister and offered to assist…
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Health Minister blames Hospital board for poor managements
The government has blamed Hospital boards and Managements for the lack of resources in major Hospitals, and the aftermath consequences…
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Still no work at Port Moresby General Accidents and Emergency
Work at the accidents and Emergency section the Port Moresby General Hospital is still not completed. That is despite threats…
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World Vision TB Program
World Vision says it is not leaving Papua New Guinea but needs funding to continue the fight against TB. Correcting…
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Mobile Phone Growth
Dublin based research organization, Research and Markets, predicts that by 2015, close to 3 million Papua New Guineans, will own…
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Plans for National TB Program
The Government says it will continue the National TB Program beyond March 2013. That's the time when World Vision which…
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Marie Stopes with latest way of stopping unwanted pregnancy
Contraceptive implants are the latest preferred way of stopping unwanted pregnancy. The implants once inserted will remain effective for five…
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Mobile networks, social media improve police communications
By Scott Waide A 3G mobile network, free text messaging and internet enabled phones have been cited as key elements…
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Enga to emphasise on Health
After a 16 year successful Policy on Education, the Enga Provincial Government has now decided to place more emphasis on…
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Mental illness affects 75% of youths
“There is no Health without Mental Health,” this was the catch line on the first day of the “Changing Futures…
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