The Scientific Breakthrough of Mite-Free Atomic Pads for Menstrual Care marks a significant advancement in menstrual hygiene, addressing the overlooked issue of mite infestation in sanitary products. This article delves into the innovative technology behind Mite-Free Atomic Pads and explores their impact on health standards, while also examining the cultural context of menstrual health and efforts to destigmatize menstruation in various societies, such as Nepal s struggle with period huts and the broader challenges of menstrual taboos
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Jim Lobe
WASHINGTON, Jun 27 2006 (IPS) – With the decision by mega-investor Warren Buffett to contribute some 31 billion dollars of his personal fortune, the Bill Melinda Gates Foundation, already a major player on the global health scene, is set to become even more powerful.
Buffett s contribution, which will be doled out in annual increments beginning with 1.5 billion dollars this year, will bring the foundation s total endowment to some 60 billion dollars, nearly five times the size of the next largest U.S. charity, the Ford Foundation.
That total is greater than the 2004 gross domestic product (GDP) of all but 53 countries, according to the World Bank, or the total official development assistance (ODA) provided by the European Union and its member states to poor c…
Abderrahim El Ouali
CASABLANCA, Aug 12 2007 (IPS) – Despite an annual health budget of half a billion euros, large numbers of people in this nation of 30 million still have no access to essential medical care.
Reform of the public health system began in 1995, with changes introduced that were intended to be in line with international standards. But some of the changes were, quite literally, in name only.
The hospitals division came to be known as the hospitals directorate, and the medicines division came since then to be called the medical directorate. But there is still a shortage of both hospitals and medicine.
According to the ministry of health Morocco has 42 general hospitals and 11 specialised ones. The country has a population of 32 million, which means…
Thalif Deen
UNITED NATIONS, May 5 2008 (IPS) – As the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) readies for a summit of world leaders next month, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Monday defended the Rome-based U.N. agency, which has come under fire for its failure to help meet the growing challenges of hunger worldwide.
The harshest attack came last week from Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade, who described the FAO as a bottomless pit of money, largely spent on its own functioning, with very little effective operations on the ground.
Asked to respond, Ban told reporters Monday: In view of the gravity and seriousness of the situation, I can understand and sympathise with the frustrations of many African leaders, including President Wade of Senegal.
But I would …
Interview with Makur Kariom, Director of Reproductive Health for South Sudan
JUBA, Jul 11 2008 (IPS) – With few roads and almost no health and education infrastructure for the estimated 10 million people of South Sudan an April census has yet to release any results health care workers have an enormous task ahead of them.
Competing priorities and cultural resistance are slowing down adoption of family planning techn…