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[Title] => COPD Foundation to fight pulmonary disease
[Summary] => In the Philippines, for every 1,000 people around 500 are males; half of these males smoke. And within this group, around 16 suffer from Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD).
Sixteen out of every thousand may seem a small number, but computed from the country’s population, this means a staggering 1.28 million Filipino males are suffering from COPD. In 20 years, COPD is projected to be one of the top diseases in developing countries like the Philippines.
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Sixteen out of every thousand may seem a small number, but computed from the country’s population, this means a staggering 1.28 million Filipino males are suffering from COPD. In 20 years, COPD is projected to be one of the top diseases in developing countries like the Philippines.
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