AFTER THE FLOOD
October 18, 2026
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What the 2026 leptospirosis surge should teach every Filipino family — before the next storm This year, more than 13,000 Filipinos caught leptospirosis — nearly
What the 2026 leptospirosis surge should teach every Filipino family — before the next storm This year, more than 13,000 Filipinos caught leptospirosis — nearly
Why prevention and early detection could save thousands of Filipino lives PLUS: CANCER BEFORE IT STRIKES Why prevention and early detection could save thousands of
Health reform advocate says financing Universal Health Care requires both adequate public funding and stronger prevention, as Filipinos still pay 41.2 percent of current health
Sarcopenia, Frailty and the Fight to Stay Strong as We Age We worry about our heart, blood sugar and cholesterol—but are we forgetting one of
Understanding Insomnia—and How to Win Back the Night Why are millions exhausted yet unable to sleep—and what actually works? You are exhausted. You desperately want
Syncope: Why We Faint, When It Is Dangerous, and What Could Save a Life By Rafael R. Castillo, MD One moment you are standing, walking,
Indonesia’s Wildfire Haze Reaches the Philippines—and Exposes a Much Bigger Air-Pollution Problem How do we protect our lungs and hearts when the air itself becomes
The Hidden Health and Financial Toll on the Sandwich Generation Who takes care of the caregiver when everyone depends on them? They pay their children’s
Why the health emergency may only be beginning after the streets become dry When floodwaters finally recede, families understandably feel that the worst is over.
Preventing Water-Borne and Flood-Related Infections During the Rainy Season For Filipinos, heavy rain brings more than flooded streets, cancelled classes and difficult commutes. When floodwater
