Pharmacist (PRC) Board Exam Results – January 2008

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Index of the results on Pharmacist Licensure Examination (PRC Board Exam Results) released on January 2008:

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  1. pinoyHP

    I am concerned.

    I read a news article about a study which surveyed Filipinos in the USA.

    It says 700,000 Filipinos in the USA have no heath medical benefits and uninsured Pinoys average paying from 50% to 200% more for health care services and prescriptions.

    Unpaid medical bills is a leading cause of bankruptcy filings.

    The USA ‘imports’ thousands of Filipino medical professionals and school teachers, so why do we have so many of our populace who can not see a doctor or dentist?

    How did we got ourselves to this point?

    -pinoyHP

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