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Since last January alone, Dr. Hadji Tahir Sulaik, chief of Maguindanao’s Integrated Provincial Health Office (IPHO), said 42 Maguindanaoan men have undergone vasectomy.


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ARMM execs want health issues tackled in peace accord’s review

By John Unson | March 6, 2008 - 12:00am

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Maguindanao evacuees refuse to return home

By John Unson | July 15, 2006 - 12:00am

COTABATO CITY — Despite the fragile peace which now prevails in Maguindanao’s Shariff Aguak, Mamasapano and Datu Unsay towns, many evacuees still refuse to go back to their villages. The reason: they have...

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More Maguindanao villagers now open to family planning

By John Unson | September 29, 2003 - 12:00am

SHARIFF AGUAK, Maguindanao — Despite their traditions and misconceptions, more Maguindanaoans now accept the government’s family planning methods as means to alleviate their poverty. Since last January...

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