MANILA, Philippines --- Makati Mayor Abby Binay said Friday her administration has expanded the city's health services to include a special program for improving the quality of life of patients with serious and chronic illness. The program will also provide psychosocial and spiritual support to their family members. "We want to ease the suffering of residents with life-threatening and chronic diseases. Knowing how prolonged illness can take a toll on the well-being of family members, too, we have given priority to establishing palliative and hospice care as part of the city's expanded health services," Binay said. The mayor announced the launch of the first phase of Palliati...
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