Sexually active persons urged: Take regular HIV tests
The Department of Health urges sexually active Filipinos to get HIV-tested every three months amid a rapid rise in cases, particularly among youth, warning…
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The Department of Health urges sexually active Filipinos to get HIV-tested every three months amid a rapid rise in cases, particularly among youth, warning…
Philippine students posted their biggest gains yet in the 2025 PISA, with higher scores in reading, math and science and recognition as the fastest-improving…
Artificial intelligence is gaining ground among Philippine businesses, with companies increasingly exploring how the technology can improve operations,…
Russian vlogger Nikita Chekhov tests negative for HIV after Bureau of Immigration arrest; BI confirms social media posts were “rage-bait,” and Chekhov now…
Nagnegatibo sa HIV ang Russian vlogger na si Nikita Chekhov, ayon sa DILG, matapos magbanta sa video na magkakalat ng sakit sa Pilipinas.
Between 2024 and 2025, approximately 80 percent of new HIV cases in the Philippines were found in individuals aged 15 to 34, with the highest impact seen in…
The Department of Health (DOH) urged sexually active Filipinos to undergo HIV testing every three months as cases among the youth surge, warning the…
HIV testing in the Philippines is now faster, with results available in just one day, the DOH reports. However, rising infection rates—especially among…
The charity foundation also provides free laboratory tests (ultrasound, ECG, and X-ray), medicines, eye check-ups and free glasses, haircuts, pedicures,…
The DOH and PNP debunk false claims about HIV-contaminated needles used in blood sugar tests, urging the public to rely on verified information.
Health advocate Danvic Rosadiño highlights shame as a major barrier to HIV testing, urging the need for confidential and supportive testing environments to…
Caloocan City ramps up HIV awareness efforts, offering self-testing kits, antiretroviral drugs (ARVs), and educational drives to combat the rising cases,…
The Department of Health estimates that by the end of 2024, the number of Filipinos living with HIV will rise to 215,400.
