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Complications of measles
-- The risk of developing complications varies, being much higher in
developing countries, especially in under-nourished cases.

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Reaching and protecting these children
is not just a disease control issue; it is also about fairness and justice.

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-- The characteristic rash (raised red blotches) usually appears 14 days
after infection; it spreads from the head to the trunk and then the
limbs over 3 to 4 days.

Measles vaccine
-- Available since 1963.

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* The 37 countries and areas comprising the WHO Western Pacific Region
are: American Samoa, Australia, Brunei Darussalam, Cambodia, China, Cook
Islands, Fiji, French Polynesia , Guam, Hong Kong (China), Japan,
Kiribati, the Lao People's Democratic Republic, Macao (China ), Malaysia,
the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, Mongolia,
Nauru , New Caledonia, New Zealand, Niue, the Commonwealth of the
Northern Mariana Islands, Palau , Papua New Guinea, the Philippines, the
Pitcairn Islands, the Republic of Korea, Samoa, Singapore , Solomon
Islands, Tokelau, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, Viet Nam, and Wallis and
Futuna .

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''We want to eliminate measles as soon as possible,'' said Dr Shigeru Omi,
WHO Regional Director for the Western Pacific, ''but we have to realize that
progress across the Region varies and some countries are further advanced than
others.

For more information, please contact:

Dr Yang Baoping,
Regional Adviser in the Expanded Programme on Immunization
Tel: +63-2-528-9747
Email: yangb@wpro.

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"We think that a target date of 2012 will help to mobilize these.

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Background Information on Measles

What is measles?
-- Measles is caused by a virus (Paromyxovirus family).
-- After recovery there is life-long immunity.

-- About 1 per 1000 cases gets brain inflammation (encephalitis).

Measles vaccine safety
-- Causes a mild measles-like illness (rash and fever) in about 5%
-- More serious reactions are rare and do not usually cause long-term
problems.

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But geographical , cultural, and other barriers leave many communities
underserved.
-- Mortality rates can be as high as 2-15% in developing countries.
-- A second dose of vaccine is recommended for all children to protect
those who were not protected by the first.
-- Improve surveillance to detect all suspected cases of measles.

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The Technical Advisory Group will
consider whether 2012 is a feasible date for the Region to achieve measles
elimination. This means that health services need to reach every community,
especially the most disadvantaged that are at highest risk of disease and its
consequences.
-- This means that once elimination is achieved, it must be maintained by
keeping practically every person immune to measles.
-- Provide laboratory support so that laboratory testing is available to
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That is the key question to be debated by immunization experts at a WHO
meeting in Beijing from 8 to 10 June."
Because measles is one of the most infectious viruses, practically every
child needs to be immunized with two doses of measles vaccine to stop its
spread.

Spread of measles
-- Measles only affects humans. Measles elimination is an
issue of justice and fairness.

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This press release may contain statements which constitute forward-looking
statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act
of 1995, including those regarding the company and its subsidiaries'
expectations , intentions, strategies and beliefs pertaining to future
performance.
-- May cause encephalitis in less than 1 per million doses - not certain.

Measles elimination strategy
-- Ensure that 95% of children get two doses of measles vaccine.
-- Addressing that challenge, and providing regular immunization services
for the disadvantaged population can provide the foundation for
delivering other life-saving interventions and building regular health
services .

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available to the company's management as of the date hereof, and actual
results may vary based upon future events, both within and without
management's control . The challenge is for the rest of the world to catch up.
But measles elimination has to compete for attention and funding with many
other development issues in the Region.
-- The initial symptoms are fever, cough, conjunctivitis, and runny nose.
-- Current status of measles control in the Western Pacific Region.
-- Measles control continues to improve with more countries and areas
achieving very low levels of measles circulation; some have already
achieved elimination.

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"It is unacceptable that children are dying from measles, a disease that
can be easily prevented by an effective, safe and inexpensive vaccine," said
Dr Omi.

Measles vaccine efficacy
-- A single dose of vaccine, given in ideal conditions, protects about
85% of children if given at the age of 9 months; about 90% at the age
of 12 months.

Achieving measles elimination requires:
-- Political commitment
-- Financial commitment
-- Technical capacity

Measles elimination, child survival, and health systems
-- Most measles deaths in the Region occur in disadvantaged populations
where regular health services are not available for various reasons,
such as cultural and geographical barriers .
-- The high coverage requirement for measles elimination, and the need to
achieve that high coverage routinely for every birth cohort is
challenging.

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in the Region, nearly all of them in five countries: Cambodia, China, the Lao
People's Democratic Republic, Papua New Guinea and the Philippines. "Sustained political commitment and
sufficient funding are crucial to achieve measles elimination," said Dr Omi.
-- It is one of the most infectious viruses.who.

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Measles Elimination in the Western Pacific Region

A group of experts forming the Task Force on measles elimination
identified 2012 as a realistic target date for the Region to achieve
elimination.
-- Infection with the vaccine virus generates life-long immunity without
causing the illness or complications of natural measles.
-- Two doses will protect about 99%.

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-- Spread is from person-to-person by direct contact or through airborne
spread.
-- Live virus vaccine: attenuated (weakened) form of the natural ('wild')
measles virus.

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, L. BEIJING and MANILA, Philippines, June 6 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- Measles:
normal childhood illness or killer disease? Actually, it is both but it could
soon be neither. Measles has already been eliminated in the WHO Region of the
Americas. Measles elimination makes it essential for health services to
reach, and keep reaching, every community.
-- Vaccine efficacy is reduced if the vaccine is damaged by heat or
light.
-- As well as the indirect benefits, measles elimination will be of
greatest benefit to disadvantaged populations as they are the ones
that have the greatest disease burden.

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-- Symptoms usually start 10-12 days after infection.
-- A 2003 estimate was of about 30 000 deaths and one million cases per
year in the Region; whereas only about 100,000 cases were reported
(deaths were not reported).

Measles elimination
-- Elimination does not mean zero cases -- because importations and some
spread from these are inevitable .

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dyhp. Mobilizing sufficient political and financial support to achieve
the elimination goal will be a key consideration.
It also leaves at least as many with life-long disabilities like blindness ,
deafness and brain damage.
Routine immunization services are a fundamental public health requirement.
-- On average, one case infects 15-20 other cases in a population with no
immunity.
-- Every country in the world uses measles vaccine in their immunization
programme.

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Can the Western Pacific Region* eliminate measles within the next seven
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cases that do not die are often left with permanent brain damage.

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G. In so doing, other health
interventions can also be delivered to the community, including other life-
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zangani.com/files/clients/dyhp/VIP. "The children who die from measles are generally the most
disadvantaged children in the Region.
-- Before immunization began in 1963, about 99% of children would get
measles in childhood.
-- Measles remains relatively common in several countries:
-- Cambodia -- Lao People's Democratic Republic
-- China -- Papua New Guinea
-- Japan -- Philippines

Burden of measles in the Western Pacific Region
-- Measles cases and deaths are under-reported, especially in the areas
with the highest burden.

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-- Cambodia was the last country in the Region to add measles vaccine to
its programme -- in 1986. Therefore , data on measles that is only
based on reported cases is unreliable.
-- Elimination means that measles virus is no longer circulating and that
following any importation any further spread is very limited.
-- Measles has already been eliminated from a significant number of
countries.

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Zangani LLC, an
investor relations and business development firm, has distributed an exclusive
interview with Mandeep Taneja, President and CEO of Dynamic Health Products
(OTC Bulletin Board: DYHP), the 2nd largest distributor of Sports Nutrition,
Dietary Supplement Products , and Performance Beverages in the country.
-- About 1 in every 5-10 cases develops ear infections (otitis media),
diarrhoea, or pneumonia.

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Additional
acquisitions and partnerships will enable us to expand our reach domestically
and internationally, which will also increase our competitive advantage in the
marketplace. We feel our stock is grossly undervalued given our fundamentals
and growth strategy , and I'm confident our stock will more truly reflect our
accomplishments in the coming months.''
Despite a 95% reduction in measles deaths in the Region since the pre-
vaccine era, measles remains a leading cau se of death among young children.