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[Title] => ‘Roco’s illness curable’
[Summary] => The bone metastasis which Alyansa ng Pag-asa standard-bearer Raul Roco is suffering from is "curable," his campaign manager emphasized yesterday.
Dr. Jaime Galvez-Tan noted that there is a difference between bone cancer and bone metastasis, according to the medical profession. He said that while bone cancer is one of the "deadliest" forms of cancer, bone metastasis is easily curable, especially when diagnosed and treated early.
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[Title] => Estrada wins bid to delay trial
[Summary] => Detained former President Joseph Estrada yesterday won his battle to slow down his corruption trial in the Sandiganbayan even as the anti-graft court disqualified two government prosecutors at his request.
The three-member San-diganbayan special division ruled the trial would henceforth be held twice a week, instead of the current schedule of thrice a week, Presiding Justice Minita Nazario said.
The court had formed a special division solely to handle the cases against Estrada and ensure his trial was not delayed.
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[Title] => VMMC physicians confirm Estrada’s knee ailment
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But a local orthopedic surgeon disputed claims that Estrada needs to go to the United States for surgical treatment of his illness since the Philippines is well-equipped and Filipino surgeons are well-skilled in "routine" total knee replacement surgery.
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The three-member San-diganbayan special division ruled the trial would henceforth be held twice a week, instead of the current schedule of thrice a week, Presiding Justice Minita Nazario said.
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But a local orthopedic surgeon disputed claims that Estrada needs to go to the United States for surgical treatment of his illness since the Philippines is well-equipped and Filipino surgeons are well-skilled in "routine" total knee replacement surgery.
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February 24, 2002 - 12:00am
