牙科新聞
Updated: 2012-03-31 03:34:23
16 - 31 March 2012
香港
1. 醫療新知：口腔細菌引發心臟病 [蘋果日報] 2012-03-29 A18 健康與醫療
2. 牙醫申覆核挑戰牙管會 [太陽報] 2012-03-29 A15 港聞
3. 牙科醫護染愛滋 衛生署建議轉職 [明報] 2012-03-28 A06港聞
4. 口氣刷不走 [太陽報] 2012-03-28 E21副刊
5. 剛長門牙 嘔吐發燒 0-1歲 [明報] 2012-03-21 G08 Happy PaMa 育兒百科 姚樂兒
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By Nancy Birdsall - Some excellent candidates to head the World Bank and the IMF never get nominated because they lack the support of their own country—usually because the party they are affiliated with is not in power at the critical moment. Consider, for example, Ernesto Zedillo, a former president of Mexico who now heads the Yale Center for [...]
By Lawrence MacDonald - Why the unseemly rush to select the next president of the World Bank? Three candidates have now been nominated: Jim Yong Kim (nominated by the United States); Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala (nominated by Nigeria); and Jose Antonio Ocampo (the former finance minister of Colombia, nominated by the Dominican Republic). The World Bank board has announced that it [...]
By Amanda Glassman - During one of my many virtual and real-time conversations this week on the contest for the World Bank presidency, John Paul Fawcett from RESULTS reminded me that we in global health world had just had a similar conversation about the transportability of leadership skills across disciplines and institutions when Gabriel Jaramillo -formerly of Banco Santander- [...]
By Owen Barder - The World Bank has responded to concerns about its recent agreement with Google with a welcome announcement that it will only support mapping collaborations which make crowd-sourced data publicly available – and that means not collaborating this way with Google. This is important because the World Bank is a leader in the use of maps [...]
By Kimberly Ann Elliott - As we approach the May G8 summit in Chicago, the June G20 meeting in Los Cabos, and Rio+20 in June, agriculture and food security promise to be high on the international agenda; and once again, we will be awash in jargon that is rife with acronyms indecipherable to the uninitiated. Some acronyms are impossible for [...]
U.S. meat consumption has peaked. Data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture show that meat eating across the country fell from the 2004 high point of 184 pounds (83 kilograms) per person to 171 pounds in 2011. Early estimates for … 
By Christopher Molitoris - Assuming she is confirmed by the Senate, Pamela White is set to become the next U.S. ambassador to Haiti. In her March 14 confirmation hearing, White and the senators agreed on one message: Haiti’s unstable government is impeding post-earthquake recovery, including U.S. aid efforts. But White could consider alternative approaches—from migration policy to mobile money—that [...]
By Vijaya Ramachandran - On Friday, President Obama surprised the international development community with the news that Jim Yong Kim would be his choice for the presidency of the World Bank. Kim is a distinguished medical doctor and anthropologist, the president of Dartmouth College, and the co-founder and former executive director of Partners in Health. There is some skepticism about [...]
By Lant Pritchett - The US had a chance to lead. It abdicated that chance to play domestic politics and put forward a US nominee who is manifestly less qualified to be head of the World Bank than the alternative candidate nominated by African countries: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. The World Bank is a full-service development institutions that provides loans and [...]
By Victoria Fan - This is a joint post with Claire Chase, an Evaluation Specialist with the Water and Sanitation Program of the World Bank. The recently released report by UNICEF and WHO on Progress on Drinking Water and Sanitation brought both good and bad news. The good news is that the world has ostensibly ‘reached’ part of the United [...]
By William Savedoff - There are new reports of casualties in Pakistan but not from terrorism. Instead, some 150 poor patients died after receiving contaminated drugs from a public cardiology pharmacy in Lahore because the country’s politicians abolished the federal health ministry without creating an appropriate national drug regulatory agency, as explained in a recent Lancet article by Dr. [...]