Gullas College of Medicine (GCM) proudly congratulates its student researchers for securing 2nd Place in the Students Category – Quantitative Descriptive Study at the HEALS 2026 Second Annual Medical Research Conference.

This achievement recognizes the team’s dedication to medical research and reflects GCM’s continued commitment to fostering academic excellence, scientific inquiry, and innovation among future physicians.

Recognizing GCM’s HEALS 2026 Research Achievers

The award-winning research, titled “Spatiotemporal Analysis of Dengue Incidence in High and Low-Burden Municipalities of Cebu and Bohol, Philippines,” focuses on the geographical and temporal patterns of dengue incidence in selected municipalities across Cebu and Bohol.

The study highlights the importance of research in understanding public health concerns and contributes to the broader pursuit of evidence-based approaches to healthcare.

GCM proudly recognizes the following student researchers for their outstanding achievement:

Fritz Louie Ken O. Pascubillo
Melanie Grace Q. Gillamac
Karl Vincent P. Laurel
Rhoda A. Original
Charles Verneil C. Petalcorin
Khyle Christian V. Rojo

The college also extends its appreciation to Dr. James A. De La Cruz, Research Adviser, and Dr. Ma. Aurora Theresa F. Fernandez, Research Chair, for their guidance and support throughout the research endeavor.

Advancing Medical Research and Academic Excellence

This recognition reflects the importance of research in medical education and the role of student-led scientific inquiry in addressing relevant health concerns.

Through its commitment to medical education and research, Gullas College of Medicine continues to encourage students to develop critical thinking, analytical skills, and a deeper understanding of the health challenges affecting communities.

The achievement of GCM’s student researchers at HEALS 2026 brings pride to the entire college community and serves as an inspiration for fellow students to pursue excellence in research and innovation.

Congratulations to our GCM research achievers on this well-deserved recognition!

The Finest Training for the Highest Calling.