Health

US-Cambodian Doctors Make Trip To Phnom Penh

The health service provided by more than 50 doctors will include dental care and out-patient treatment.

Cambodia Risks Losing Funding, Gains Against HIV: Doctors

Cambodia currently spends around $50 million per year for its HIV and AIDS programs, with about 90 percent funded by donors.

Hospitals Continue Treating Bridge Stampede Victims

Calmette hospital is home to many of the most seriously injured.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome Manageable With Diet: Doctor

To prevent IBS, the doctor says to stay away from dairy products, cabbage, radishes and onions.

CDC Director Sets Priorities for Global Health

Frieden also called for wider implementation of a World Health Organization policy package.

Stress, Certain Foods Cause Bowel Syndrome: Doctor

One in five Americans has irritable bowel syndrome.

High Chemical Use in Food Presents Danger: Expert

In Cambodia, only a third of all chemicals in local markets are registered with the Ministry of Agriculture.

Men Kimseng hosts 'Hello VOA' on 18 October, 2010

Schistosomiasis, Other Worms a Danger to Children: Doctor

Those snails form a part of the life cycle of schistosomiasis, which can have harmful effects on people.

Cambodia Prepares To Assess Its Development Goals

In child mortality, which was a prime concern in the past, Cambodia has made “remarkable progress” since 2000.

Men Kimseng's report aired 11 September, 2010