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2019-4th Quarterly Review 2019 October through December

Quarterly Review 4 – 2019 (October, November and December 2019) After we had had a discussion at the office of the NSSF, the National Social Security Fund, their staff went to visit Pochentong Hospital in order to see the peer educators in action during a medical consultation session and to interview patients. Hopefully we can […]

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2019-3rd Quarterly Review 2019 July through September

Quarterly Review 3 – 2019 The always original independent anthropologist-endocrinologist, Dr Sudah Yehuda, referenced MoPoTsyo https://medicoanthropologist.blogspot.com/2019/07/thinking-of-genomics-snp-and-mauritz.html in his blog. He has kept in contact for more than a decade already, visiting regularly and even facilitating a visit by surviving members of the Omaha tribe living in North America because they were interested to see with […]

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2019-1st Quarterly Review 2019 January through March

Quarterly Review 1st – 2019 New Evidence found of effectiveness of peer educators: Dr Mayuree Rao, University of Washington epidemiologist, used logistic regression to analyze large amounts of data over multiple years from our database: the medical consultations, the pharmacy invoice, the follow-up records from the Peer Educators and the laboratory profiles. Analyses show that […]

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2018-2nd Quarterly Review 2018 April through June

2nd Quarterly Review 2018-April through June Research University of Washington: On April 25th we had the Advisory Board meeting at the Phnom Penh Hotel with participation of NIPH, MoH-PMD and Researchers from UW (Seattle) to present preliminary findings and discuss general ideas about future research. The findings show signs of a little improvement in Blood […]

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2017-4th Quarterly Review October through December

4th Quarter: OCTOBER through December 2017: 14 November World Diabetes Day saw the appearance of an article about diabetes in the Cambodian press please read : http://www.khmertimeskh.com/5090467/sweet-silent-killer/   Local Doctors replaced Hired Doctors from Phnom Penh: We can say now that the transfer of responsibility to the local Doctors has been successful.  But we have […]