Why Tuberculosis Still Haunts the Philippines If tuberculosis is preventable and curable, why does it continue to threaten millions of Filipinos while many developed nations
Can Protecting Your Hearing Help Protect Your Brain? Most people think of hearing loss as an inconvenience—a natural part of aging that simply makes conversations
How Climate Change Is Making Us Sick For decades, climate change was discussed largely in terms of melting glaciers, rising sea levels, disappearing forests, and
When Abdominal Pain Becomes a Medical Emergency A guide to recognizing dangerous abdominal symptoms before it is too late Nearly everyone experiences abdominal pain at
Dementia: The Coming Philippine Brain Health Crisis Every Filipino family treasures memories—the stories told at reunions, the birthdays remembered, the faces of loved ones recognized
Understanding the different forms of hepatitis, how they spread, and why early detection matters For many Filipinos, hepatitis remains a poorly understood disease associated only
Why every minute matters when the brain begins to die Stroke remains one of the leading causes of death and long-term disability among Filipinos. Yet
Understanding the risks, myths, warning signs, and modern treatment of one of the most common cancers in men Many Filipino men can discuss politics, basketball,
Understanding the many faces of arthritis among Filipinos Many Filipinos dismiss joint pain as a normal part of aging—something to be endured quietly with liniment,
Could this deadly infection reach Philippine shores—and are we prepared? Most people fear viruses spread by coughing crowds, mosquito bites, or contaminated food. But one
