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Dr. Glenn Matthew Baggao, chief of the provincial government-run Faustino Dy Sr. Memorial Hospital here, blamed the declining number of government physicians and nurses to the government’s failure to improve their plight, especially in terms of salaries and other monetary benefits. 


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DR. GLENN MATTHEW BAGGAO

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From 60 in 2003, Isabela now has only 28 docs

By Charlie Lagasca | October 20, 2005 - 12:00am

ILAGAN, Isabela — From more than 60 two years ago, this country’s third largest province now has only 28 full-time doctors to serve its more than one million inhabitants spread in 35 municipalities, including...

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