Providing Healthcare Assistance and Supporting Medical Education in The Philippines
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Current Projects
Operation Wildfire
Lead: Dr. Enrique Ostrea
Medical Misisons
Lead: Dr. Glenn Batiller
Operation Braveheart
Lead: Dr. Jess Socrates & Dr. Benny Manalo
UPMASA Scholars
Lead: Dr. Lourdes Publico
Medical Science Building (Formerly BSLR Fundraising)
Lead: Dr. Silverio Cabellon, Jr.
Cesium Project
Lead: Dr. Alvin Panahon
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Obituaries
A Tribute to UPMASA Stalwarts who have joined our Creator. May you Rest in Peace. [pdf-embedder...
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UNIFORMED SERVICES UNIVERSITY OF THE HEALTH SCIENCES & UP Medicine Exchange Program
Read all about the experiences of 2 of our UPCM students who rotated with the USUHS. Through the efforts of Dr Silverio Cabellon Jr, this project of UPMASA is made possible. [pdf-embedder...
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Mars Custodio HIV Memorial Fund Project
Report on the Mars Custodio HIV Memorial Fund Project—October, 2018 At the summer meting of the NJNYCT Chapter, it was recommended and approved that we add HIV to the title of the project in order to be more descriptive and specific of its mission. It was also...
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