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REFLECTIONS TODAY A young and extremely intelligent couple enrolled at the Sorbonne University in Paris because they were attracted there by teachers who claimed that the natural sciences could resolved human questions about life and death. For a time, they despaired of finding the truth, namely,...

UNDER THE MICROSCOPE The Philippine Society of Pathologists Inc. just concluded its 75th Annual Convention at the Makati Shangrila Hotel. Being a member of its board of governors, I was busy with the planning and of course, attended the convention. If you don’t know what a pathologist is, let me...

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Manila Bulletin - Opinion

Opinion

I am the bread of life

Pathologists—unseen but essential

The Philippines is finally charging ahead

Prepare for uncertainty

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