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April 26, 2026

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Polypharmacy: When Too Many Medicines Harm
Why the pills meant to heal may sometimes make us sick In modern medicine, prescriptions have become...
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When Treatment Becomes Too Much
In medicine, we are trained to act—to diagnose, to treat, to prescribe. Every symptom calls for a response,...
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The Meeting He Didn’t Attend
There are days when saying yes feels responsible—and saying no feels like failure. But this Sabbath story,...
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Holy Week at Serene Mountain Crest Homecare 🤍
By Princess Lhean Yape-Arriola  From Lunes Santo all the way to Easter Sunday, our home was filled...
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A Crisis of Vision: Healthcare and Energy at the Brink
By Dr. Tony Leachon  The Filipino people are now bearing the brunt of decisions made without...
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Forgiveness: The deliberate act of letting go
By Henrylito D. Tacio  “I had a brother once, and I betrayed him.” That sentence seemed...
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The Liver You Don’t Feel—Until It’s Too Late
In clinical practice, the most dangerous diseases are often the quietest. Fatty liver disease is one...
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The Silent Epidemic: Fatty Liver Disease in Filipinos
Why even non-drinkers are at risk—and what we can do about it For many Filipinos, liver disease...
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What A Joy My 105-Yr Old Patient Vicky Brings!
By Eugene F. Ramos, MD Her clinic visits were occasions for good conversation, starting from the...
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The Day He Turned It Off
In a world that never stops notifying, updating, and demanding attention, silence can feel almost unnatural....