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Cebu Daily News on MSNPNP warns vs. hospital bill scamThe Philippine National Police (PNP) on Monday urged the public to be vigilant to avoid falling prey to text scams targeting ...
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Hosted on MSNSenate approves Bong Go’s PGH bed capacity expansion billThe Senate approved on February 3, on third and final reading, Senate Bill No. 2928, which seeks to increase the bed capacity ...
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine Health ... The health facility shall indicate the cost of the IOL in the bill. If the IOL is provided by the patient or acquired through donation, the ...
Amnesty International urged the government of the Philippines on ... right to free speech. The rights group has also called on the government to reject the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020, citing numerous ...
I think that the women’s movement would be the first to claim that the determination, patience, and parliamentary skills of Edcel Lagman were an indispensable ingredient in the formula for the RH law' ...
A proposed bill to prevent ... health and rights for women and marginalized groups, told DW. In 2019, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) reported that the Philippines had one of the ...
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos denounced on Monday a proposed law to make sex education mandatory in schools in the conservative mainly Catholic nation, alleging it would teach four year ...
This month, the Illinois House of Representatives unanimously passed the Illinois Cancer Patients Bill of Rights, a resolution and call-to-action which states that all Illinois residents with ...
sparked uproar in the predominantly Catholic Philippines in early January 2025 — nearly two years after the bill was filed. The apprehension surrounding the bill stemmed from a video produced by ...
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Hosted on MSNGo inspects Malasakit Center in Iloilo CitySEN. Bong Go, chairman of the Senate Committee on Health and Demography, visited the Malasakit Center at Western Visayas Medical Center (WVMC) in Iloilo City on Sunday as part of his ongoing efforts ...
(WKRN) — In an effort to protect the constitutional rights of gun owners in Tennessee, lawmakers have filed a bill that would prohibit healthcare providers from asking patients if they own firearms.
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