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China will abolish transplants of organs of executed in the next five years

Beijing, 23 (EFE).-China will abolish within a period of three to five years the practice of transplanting human organs from prisoners executed by the development a national system of organ donation to reduce the current reliance on death row and encourage the donation, the official Xinhua Agency reported today. The source quoted Huang Jiefu, Vice Chinese Minister of public health, who explained yesterday at a Conference in the city of Hangzhou (East) to achieve the objective of abolishing already pilot projects carried out in 16 provinces. “the commitment to abolish the donations of organs of convicted prisoners is a determination of the Government,” said Huang. According to health officials, due to insufficient donations of bodies, most of the transplanted in China come from executed prisoners, although they said, only with your consent. The Ministry of health figures show that nearly 1.5 million people in China need organ transplants, but only carried out 10,000 annually. According Xinhua, caution in recent years in the implementation of the death penalty led to the decline in transplants of organs of executed. To the Deputy Minister, “these changes represent challenges to the traditional way that China resolved the need for organ transplants”. Huang noted that rates of infection by fungi and bacteria by the bodies of convicted prisoners are very high, which reduces the survival of the transplanted in China compared to other countries....

Obama care reform turns 2 years on the eve that Supreme her review

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Jorge a. BaÃ±ales Washington, 23 mar ( EFE).-health care reform enacted in 2010 for the U.S. President, Barack Obama, today celebrates two years as the greatest achievement of its mandate and the most maligned by their opponents, on the eve that the Supreme Court heard arguments in their favor and against. Legislation – officially known as Act of care affordable for the health – introduced the biggest changes in more than half a century in health care in United States and aims to provide these services to millions of people who cannot afford them. Obama has not planned any special event to commemorate the second anniversary of the enactment of the reform and, in fact, will depart this same Friday towards Korea of the South to participate in the Summit of Nuclear safety to be held in Seoul next week. No Republican legislator voted for the law in 2010 and staunchest opponents have denounced the changes, which are have been introduced gradually, as a step towards a totalitarian regime. In 38 of the 50 States of the country Republicans lawmakers have submitted bills which impair or limit the application of the reform. Also, the Republican Governments of 26 States initiated lawsuits next week to reach the Supreme. From Monday the nine Supreme magistrates will hear arguments about the most controversial ingredient of the affordable health care Act: the obligation...

Health care reform of Obama turns 2 years on the eve that Supreme Court her review

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Washington, 23 mar (EFE).-the health care reform enacted in 2010 for the U.S. President, Barack Obama, is today two years as the greatest achievement of its mandate and the most maligned by his adversaries on the eve that the Supreme Court heard arguments in favour and against. Legislation – officially known as Act of care affordable for the health – introduced the biggest changes in more than half a century in health care in United States and aims to provide these services to millions of people who cannot afford them. Obama has not planned any special event to commemorate the second anniversary of the enactment of the reform and, in fact, will depart this same Friday towards Korea of the South to participate in the Summit of Nuclear safety to be held in Seoul next week. No Republican legislator voted for the law in 2010 and staunchest opponents have denounced the changes, which are have been introduced gradually, as a step towards a totalitarian regime. In 38 of the 50 States of the country Republicans lawmakers have submitted bills which impair or limit the application of the reform. Also, the Republican Governments of 26 States initiated lawsuits next week to reach the Supreme. From Monday the nine Supreme magistrates will hear arguments about the most controversial ingredient of the affordable health care Act: the obligation that all people in...

The man who saves women raped in the Congo

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Bukavu ( DR Congo), 23 mar ( EFE).-in the eternal conflict in Eastern Congo, a doctor of good-natured aspect keeps alive the hope of many women who, after being raped by the army and armed groups, are salvation in your hospital. The “ guardian angel” of these patients is called Denis Mukwege, a gynecologist who founded in 1999 the Panzi Hospital in Bukavu, capital of South Kivu province (East of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, DRC), and whose defence of the rights of the Congolese has earned him two times the candidacy for the Nobel Peace Prize. “this is a general hospital, but half of our (approximately 300) beds are dedicated to women raped,” says Efe Mukwege, sausage in his white bathrobe inseparable, who has tried to “more than 35,000 women” since the creation of the Medical Center. Bukavu, more than 700,000 inhabitants city built on five peninsulas overlook to Lake Kivu, was established in 1901 by the Belgian colonial authorities, who called it the “Switzerland of Africa” for its picturesque landscapes. Exhausted some time those days of colonial rule, the long shadow of the war in the Congo (1998-2003), considered the “Africa’s world war,” because it meant to nine countries and more than 20 armed groups, now hanging over the city. Soldiers of the Congolese army with rifles and bullets hanging from the neck strings now patrolling...

The Pope begins his journey to Latin America

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Rome (Reuters) – Pope Benedict XVI walked on Friday publicly supported a cane for the first time in his pontificate at the start of his trip to Latin America, a sample of his growing physical weakness. The Pontiff, who turns 85 next month, walked to the plane at the Airport Fiumicino in Rome with the help of a cane, said several Vatican journalists accompanying him on his visit to Cuba and Mexico. The Pope last year began using a mobile platform to not walk too on the altar of St. Peter’s Basilica. The Vatican said the Pontiff used the platform to avoid fatigue and that there were no major concerns about his health. Benedict XVI intends to rest 24 hours upon arrival at Mexico to recover from lag, in contrast to the busy schedule of his predecessor John Paul II rather than his health deteriorate in the last years of his life. The German Pope was 78 years old when he was elected to the maximum in the Catholic Church and has decided to keep a less exhausting schedule to preserve their health, while John Paul II was 58 at the start of his papacy. John Paul II, who died in 2005, made 19 trips to Latin America, a region in overwhelmingly Catholic majority, the last of them when he was 82 years old. The less active Benedict XVI,...

Month: March 2012

China will abolish transplants of organs of executed in the next five years

Obama care reform turns 2 years on the eve that Supreme her review

Health care reform of Obama turns 2 years on the eve that Supreme Court her review

The man who saves women raped in the Congo

The Pope begins his journey to Latin America

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