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Dr. Honarata Giongco-Baylon, head of the transplant team, said 50-year-old leukemia patient Raquel Opena is now on her way to full recovery with no signs of the potentially fatal disease.


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DR. HONARATA GIONGCO-BAYLON

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Dr. Honarata Giongco-Baylon, head of the transplant team, said 50-year-old leukemia patient Raquel Opena is now on her way to full recovery with no signs of the potentially fatal disease.


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First peripheral blood stem cell transplant done i

By Mayen Jaymalin | September 10, 2001 - 12:00am

Government doctors may have possibly found a better and less invasive cure for leukemia patients. This, as the first peripheral blood stem cell transplant in the country was declared successful more than two months...

Science and Environment