A shot in the arm

Article Abstract:

SARS (severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) has forced the Chinese government to rethink how it allocated funds. According to a graph in the article, the government reduced funding for health care during the later part of the 1990s at the same time that health costs increased. Drug companies are expected to see increased profits as the country addresses more than just SARS.

Government expenditures, Scientific Research and Development Services, Health Care Services, Medical & Health Services, Development, Economic Programs-Total Govt, Administration of Economic Programs, Economic aspects, Finance, Medical care, Economic development, Medical care (Private), Government finance

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Fighting back

Article Abstract:

Asian governments are mounting a response to Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome, the deadly spreading pneumonia virus. But despite quarantines and the closure of schools and businesses, the disease continues to spread, alarming scientists and panicking the public.

Government domestic functions, Management dynamics, Asia, Management, Social policy, Company business management, Health policy

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Have pigs been infected

Article Abstract:

The impact of Bird Flu in China is discussed. The virus which spread only through birds is now may spread through pigs also. Chinese governments concerns about public health safety is discussed.

General services, Editorial, Safety and security measures, Influence, Avian influenza

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