Expert pushes for vaccination to combat rising dengue cases
A vaccine expert on Tuesday urged the public to consider vaccination as a key measure to combat the rising dengue cases in the country.
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A vaccine expert on Tuesday urged the public to consider vaccination as a key measure to combat the rising dengue cases in the country.
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A vaccine expert on Tuesday urged the public to consider vaccination as a key measure to combat the rising dengue cases in the country.
Stay informed with the latest updates from the QC Dengue Press Conference. Learn about the current dengue situation, preventive measures,…
The Department of Health (DOH) assured the public that it is actively identifying funding sources for its HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), and…
Valentine’s Day in the Philippines isn’t just about romantic dates and grand gestures — it’s also about celebrating love in all forms,…
About 80 million Filipinos suffer from tooth decay, ranking the country among the highest globally for dental caries, according to the…
Solvent abuse affects social behavior and decision-making, a team of Filipino scientists and experts found.
Manila Doctors Hospital (MDH) launched Phase 2 of its newly renovated Operating Room Complex (ORC) on Friday. The 879-square-meter…
Health reform advocate Dr. Tony Leachon on Thursday urged the new president and chief executive officer (PCEO) of the Philippine Health…
Trump’s funding cuts trigger panic, job losses, and life-threatening disruptions worldwide
Guillain-Barré Syndrome cases surge in India, tracing roots to foodborne pathogen
Washington, United States — Medical researchers left to compile national data by hand , contraceptive guidelines deemed essential by…
A health group on Monday expressed fear that the proposed Sin Tax Sabotage Bill, which would lower tobacco taxes, would expose the Filipino…
Urgent call for action as adolescent births rise; CPD pushes for stronger protection policies
A breakthrough in pain treatment: New non-addictive medication offers an alternative to opioids
A local clinic assured the public of its uninterrupted human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) services amid the 90-day international aid…
About 61 percent of eligible Filipino children have been fully vaccinated as of January this year, according to the Department of Health…
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