LATE last month, when his deputy allegedly said that "doctors are licensed to kill", the minister of health was quick to dissociate himself from the statement and throw his support behind the doctors. Indeed, this was a wise thing to do because there is little to support such an "allegation". All health professionals subscribe to the principle: "first do no harm"... But what if there is sufficient evidence? What if it is the tobacco industry? One wonders if the minister would react the same way. Evidence abounds that "tobacco kills" and that those licensed to sell tobaccorelated products are literally therefore "licensed to kill"
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Malaysia examination is no less "revolutionary". This is even more so, given that there seems to be...
The current financial crisis can be explained by the involvement of three groups that begin with "i"...
In a season that encourages giving and sharing, it is rather disappointing to read a comment by the ...
THE Health Minister seemed irritated last week by tobacco companies negating the Government’s effort...
THE MIC President was last week reported as saying "this was a clear case of the poor being denied t...
THERE IS NO ONE ANTIDOTE WHICH can be used to neutralise the thousands of toxic chemicals like those...
THE RECENT ADMISSION BY LIGGET Group Inc. in the United States confirmed the longheld suspicion tha...
FORMER US Education Secretary William J. Bennett showed his true colours recently when he said on a ...
SPOOFED! You're cooked and fried" read a recent headline (NST, Oct 5). Apparently, to spoof someone...
THE Prime Minister’s recent call to heighten the fight against cancer cannot be more timely. Accord...
REVELATIONS in recent times of unprofessional conduct and behaviour by professionals and intellectua...
TOBACCO IN ANY FORM IS undoubtedly a poisonous substance (see Healthtrack, May 30, June 6,13,20 and ...
NOW that it is quiet on the medical front, maybe it is time to redirect our attention to what Mahat...
IF only problems could be solved by the signing of international conventions and protocols, the futu...
ON Tuesday, May 31, we will be celebrating the 2005 World NoTobacco Day (WNTD), a day to look back ...
Malaysia examination is no less "revolutionary". This is even more so, given that there seems to be...
The current financial crisis can be explained by the involvement of three groups that begin with "i"...
In a season that encourages giving and sharing, it is rather disappointing to read a comment by the ...