The stories that keep us going
As DAILY TRIBUNE celebrates 26 years of resilience, change and commitment to storytelling, we honor not only the milestones reached, but the people behind them…
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Brian Michael Icasas Cabral
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The easiest job in healthcare
Patients should ask questions. They should demand clarity. But there is a difference between trying to understand and deciding too quickly that something was…
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You feel fine. That’s the problem
Most illnesses announce themselves. Pain, fever, breathlessness — something that forces you to stop and pay attention.
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She knew before we did
Over time, a good doctor learns to adjust — not the science, but the listening.
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PSN at 55: The distance between what we can do and what we can deliver
Fifty-five years in, we are still trying to reconcile what modern Medicine allows with what our patients can sustain.
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Dialysis didn’t kill them: What we get dangerously wrong about renal disease
Kidney failure does not wait. It progresses quietly — until it doesn’t.
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Doctor or provider?
The best decision is not always the fastest one, the cheapest one, or the one that produces the highest satisfaction score.
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When the numbers don’t tell the whole story
Midlife women often experience rising blood pressure due to hormonal changes during menopause, which affects cardiovascular health differently than in men.…
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‘Ikaw na bahala’: Why patients must own their health
The patients who fare best — and I have seen this repeatedly — are not always the wealthiest or the most educated. They are the ones who participate.
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