+ Follow MEDICAL EDUCATION Tag
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[Title] => B. Aznar Street
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[Title] => Filipina doctor receives award for cancer research
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Dr. Jose Ramirez, head of the Philippine Regulation Commission (PRC)’s board of medicine, said the decline in the passing rate of the licensure examination for doctors over the past four years is alarming.
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January 26, 2010 - 12:00am
