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Showing posts with label medical. Show all posts
Showing posts with label medical. Show all posts

Sunday, June 22, 2008

"Smart" may be truly stupid

This is from the article, Singapore Medicine, in the blog Stupid Malaysia.

Singapore has not only positioned itself as a financial capital, leading innovator in the arms industry, petroleum processing centre, biotechnological centre. It has now almost emerged as a medical hub. Providing unsurpassed medical treatment and care to well paying patients either from countries where medical treatment are prohibitive and countries in which expertise are lacking.

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Tuesday, June 10, 2008

Different numbers increase at different rates

This is from the article, Health care - another embarassing (but inspiring) Singapore comparison, in Stephenfranks.co.nz by Stephen Franks about the Healthcare Systems.

When I first visited Singapore, from recollection their per capita incomes were about half ours. Now they earn an average US$4500 more per capita. They spend in total on health US$ 1,140 per person, about half what we spend.

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Thursday, March 27, 2008

Investments by global companies

This is from the article, Are product patents anti-consumer?, by Business Standard Reporter in New Delhi.

India is the second-largest talent pool in the world. Yet, investments by global companies continue to gravitate to China, Hong Kong and Singapore. India received $8 billion in FDI last year as against China's $63 billion!

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Wednesday, March 5, 2008

Good medical care for everyone with $

This is from the article, Ailing AL leader Jalil leaves for Singapore at 11:55pm, in TradingMarkets.com.

Jalil, who was Sunday granted 30-day parole on humanitarian grounds in view of his critical condition, will take treatment at Mount Elizabeth Hospital as he had earlier undergone treatment there several times.

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Sunday, March 2, 2008

Something not wanted for, ideally.

This is from the article, "Mumbai helpline counsels AIDS patients from Dubai, China", by Prashant K. Nanda in Thaindian News.

“I have tested HIV positive, how will I face my family?” asks a voice from Dubai on telephone. From a clean basement in a dingy building here, a counsellor answers the question. Counsellors at Population Service International (PSI) also guide AIDS patients from China, Singapore and the Gulf on how to live a better life.

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