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Remembering Martial Law—and the Responsibility of Memory History lives not only in books and monuments, but in the memories of people who were there. As

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WHEN SLEEP WON'T COME
Understanding Insomnia—and How to Win Back the Night Why are millions exhausted yet unable...
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Memory Without Hatred
By the H&L Editorial Team There is a beautiful tenderness in Dr. Jade del Mundo’s reflection. After...
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LEST WE FORGET
Remembering Martial Law—and the Responsibility of Memory History lives not only in books and...
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THE UNIFIED AGENDA FOR HEALTH
By Dr. Tony Leachon  The Department of Health and PhilHealth now stand under one synchronized...
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The Health of a Democracy
As physicians, we are trained to take a history. Before treating the patient before us, we ask: What...
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Lessons Learned: A Matter of Kindness
By Henrylito D. Tacio  “No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted.”—Aesop *** A...
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PhilHealth YAKAP’s Free Medicines Need Flexibility
By Emiliano M. Manahan Jr. The expansion of the PhilHealth YAKAP-GAMOT (Guaranteed and Accessible...
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For Good Health, Use Common SENS
Dr. Jim Sanchez’s simple prescription for a healthier life By H&L Editorial Team Modern...
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The Day He Was Needed by No One
Some people know how to serve, solve, provide, organize, and carry others. But when the calls stop and...
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Where History Meets the Sea: Discovering Ponce Inlet and Its Iconic Lighthouse
Unlike busier neighboring areas, Ponce Inlet Beach offers pedestrian-only, uncrowded beachfront spaces...