At the Sleep Expo on Drowsy Driving Prevention in Pampanga, one message resonated clearly: rest is not a reward—it’s a responsibility. Organized by the Philippine Society
By Henrylito D. Tacio A solitary figure against the backdrop of the evening sky appeared more like a work of art than a part of reality. His deliberate
By Dr. Tony Leachon Background On February 4, the Philippine Heart Association reported a critical shortage of cardiologists. At present, only about 2,500 cardiologists serve more than
By the FAME Leaders Academy and H&L Advisory Board Imagine a teenager who witnesses a classmate collapse during sports practice. Imagine that same teenager confidently calling emergency services and starting chest
By the FAME Leaders Academy and H&L Advisory Board When someone collapses from sudden cardiac arrest, survival depends on what happens in the first few
By Rafael R. Castillo, MD Cardiac arrest can happen anywhere—at home, in a mall, during a basketball game, or in traffic. When it happens, every
By Dr. Juan “Jim” Sanchez In many parts of the Philippines, quality healthcare remains out of reach for thousands of families. Distance, poverty, and lack of medical
here is a moment in every cardiac arrest when the outcome is still unwritten. It is the moment before the ambulance arrives. Before the hospital team mobilizes. Before
From Lunar New Year festivities to Valentine’s Day traditions, February in the Philippines becomes a vibrant celebration of love, prosperity, and togetherness—reflecting the warmth and
