+ Follow JOBEL CALISAAN Tag
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[Title] => EDITORIAL - The high cost of health care
[Summary] => Ma. Jobel Calisaan died late Thursday. She lived just a little over three days — a very brief existence that was followed closely by the nation. Calisaan was the last of quadruplets born to a couple that couldn’t afford a good hospital. Three of the quadruplets died shortly after birth.
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[Title] => DOH chief forms panel to probe death of 3 of all-girl quadruplet
[Summary] => Health Secretary Manuel Dayrit has formed a five-member team that will investigate the death of three of all-girl quadruplets born to a poor couple after hospitals allegedly denied them treatment.
"This case is important to us. This can be a precedent for handling of these things in the future," Dayrit said.
The three girls were buried at the La Loma Cemetery in Manila yesterday afternoon.
[DatePublished] => 2003-07-18 00:00:00
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JOBEL CALISAAN
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[Summary] => Ma. Jobel Calisaan died late Thursday. She lived just a little over three days — a very brief existence that was followed closely by the nation. Calisaan was the last of quadruplets born to a couple that couldn’t afford a good hospital. Three of the quadruplets died shortly after birth.
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[Summary] => Health Secretary Manuel Dayrit has formed a five-member team that will investigate the death of three of all-girl quadruplets born to a poor couple after hospitals allegedly denied them treatment.
"This case is important to us. This can be a precedent for handling of these things in the future," Dayrit said.
The three girls were buried at the La Loma Cemetery in Manila yesterday afternoon.
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[ColumnID] => 133272
[Focus] => 0
[AuthorID] => 1804896
[AuthorName] => Sheila Crisostomo
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