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Current Projects
Operation Wildfire
Lead: Dr. Enrique Ostrea
Medical Misisons
Lead: Dr. Glenn Batiller
Cesium Project
Lead: Dr. Alvin Panahon
UPMASA Scholars
Lead: Dr. Lourdes Publico
BSLR Fundraising
Lead: Dr. Silverio Cabellon, Jr.
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Latest News
PGH MFI Century Club
An Appeal To Join the PGH MFI Century Club to Benefit Our Indigent PGH Patients Dear Fellow UPMASANS, Apparently, after the P100-million peso donation of Pres.Duterte was received by PGH Director Gerardo Legaspi and announced through the radio, TV and newspapers in...
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Webinar Announcement
The UP College of Medicine Class 1990 and Postgraduate Institute of Medicine invite you to a Lenten recollection webinar series (March 2, 9, 16 & 23, 2018, Fridays 12nn-1pm Manila time) entitled Sickness and Healing: Ethical and Spiritual Reflections by Fr. Gregory...
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Pediatric Neurosurgical and Craniofacial Operating Unit
The story behind the Pediatric Neurosurgical and Craniofacial Operating Unit of PGH. VIEW presentation: PNCOU to PNCMMT Created a few years ago, PNCOU’s goal was to shorten or eliminate the 2 year waiting backlog of Congenital Neurosurgical patients needing surgery...
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