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  1. Infants at risk as measles cases climb

    Infants at risk as measles cases climb

    Quezon City health officials report 143 measles cases from 1 January to 15 April, warning that infants too young for vaccination are at high risk and depend on…

    DT·

  2. Floodwater in Barangay Tatalon, Quezon City on 29 August 2026 captured at 1:33 p.m. From January 1 to October 1, Tatalon recorded 68 cases of Leptospirosis.

    Quezon City logs over 1,000 leptospirosis cases

    Quezon City reports over 1,000 leptospirosis cases this year, with 66 fatalities. Health officials urge residents to avoid floodwaters and take preventive…

    Sean A. Magbanua·

  3. QC logs 100 measles cases this year

    QC logs 100 measles cases this year

    Quezon City reports 100 measles cases in 2026, mostly among children under 10; health authorities intensify vaccination and prevention campaigns amid outbreak.

    Jerod Orcullo·

  4. The Quezon City Epidemiology and Surveillance Division conducting an Outbreak Response immunization in Barangay Bahay Toro in Quezon City last 11 March.

    Quezon City logs 100 measles cases this year

    Quezon City reports 100 measles cases since the start of the year, with most infections affecting children aged 10 and below, according to the city’s…

    Jerod Orcullo·

  5. Measles-rubella cases rise

    Measles-rubella cases rise

    Measles and rubella cases in the Philippines surged 32% in 2025, prompting the Department of Health to launch a nationwide immunization campaign targeting 11…

    Gabriela Baron·

  6. NCR logs highest case of measles-rubella

    NCR logs highest case of measles-rubella

    The Department of Health (DOH) reports a 27% rise in measles-rubella cases in the Philippines, with the National Capital Region (NCR) recording the highest…

    Gabriela Baron·

  7. Quezon City reports first mpox case

    Quezon City reports first mpox case

    ‘Do not believe in myths or superstitions, and avoid consulting albularyos and quack healers if you have symptoms of mpox.’

    Jing Villamente·