
Who Pays When the Patient Can’t?
A Christmas Question for a Strained Health System At Christmas, Filipinos are reminded of compassion, generosity, and care

A Christmas Question for a Strained Health System At Christmas, Filipinos are reminded of compassion, generosity, and care

The holiday season is a time for family reunions, endless Noche Buena feasts, non-stop office parties, and joyful,

Mobile phones have revolutionized modern healthcare. Doctors use them for rapid access to clinical guidelines, medication references, teleconsults,

In a nation where millions still hesitate to seek surgical care—whether due to fear, finances, or sheer lack

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is one of the world’s leading causes of death—yet in the Philippines, it

Climate change is no longer a distant scientific warning—it is the air we breathe, the storms we flee,

A new American Heart Association late-breaking study suggests that a once-daily ‘polypill’ combining key heart-failure medications can dramatically

New AHA findings underline a simple truth: recovery begins at the dinner table A new American Heart Association report

By Dr. Rafael R. Castillo NEW ORLEANS, LA—The world of cardiovascular medicine convened in the birthplace of jazz music this year

In an era of economic uncertainty, political disillusionment and constant fear of another pandemic, Filipinos are being tested