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Pain Society of the Philippines (PSP) president Dr. Henry Lu noted that a household survey done this year showed that eight million to nine million Filipinos suffer chronic pain because only a few doctors underwent training to prescribe opiates or pain-killing medicines.
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Pain Society of the Philippines (PSP) president Dr. Henry Lu noted that a household survey done this year showed that eight million to nine million Filipinos suffer chronic pain because only a few doctors underwent training to prescribe opiates or pain-killing medicines.
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November 23, 2010 - 12:00am
