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[Title] => Specialized care sa mga pasyenteng nasa bingit na ng kamatayan isinulong
[Summary] => Nais ni Senator Teofisto “TG” Guingona III na magkaroon ng batas na titiyak na maalagaan nang husto ang mga pasyenteng nanganganib na ang buhay.
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[Title] => Towards universal coverage - Taiwan's experience
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[Title] => UN puts off destroying last smallpox viruses
[Summary] => Health ministers from around the world agreed Tuesday to put off setting a deadline to destroy the last known stockpiles of the smallpox virus for three more years, rejecting a U.S. plan that had called for a five-year delay.
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