Unilab works with health groups on medicine quality
Unilab engages medical and pharmacy groups to discuss medicine quality standards amid concerns over falsified and substandard drugs.
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Why smart people still fall for unproven treatments
Intelligence, no matter how sharp, does not protect us from uncertainty.
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St. Luke’s opens Phl’s first-ever Inhaler Clinic
St. Luke’s Global City opens the country’s first Inhaler Clinic Service to help patients address device issues, improve technique, and manage respiratory…
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PSSM launches ‘TABI MUNA!’ campaign vs drowsy driving in Clark
PSSM launches “TABI MUNA!” in Clark, a campaign against drowsy driving, urging motorists to rest before trips and promoting sleep health awareness.
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SMI donates medicines to support community health in Tampakan
Sagittarius Mines Inc. donated essential medicines and supplies to Barangay Danlag in Tampakan, South Cotabato, strengthening its partnership with local…
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‘Security guards’
The 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine was awarded to Mary Brunkow, Fred Ramsdell, and Shimon Sakaguchi for discovering regulatory T-cells (Tregs) that prevent the…
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Muntinlupa launches ‘RideMed’ program
‘We want our seniors to feel cared for, not just through medicine, but through presence, respect and consistency.’
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St. Luke’s does finishing touches for ASEANA facility
St. Luke’s Medical Center is expanding with its third hospital, St. Luke’s ASEANA in Pasay City, set to open in 2031. The premier facility will feature…
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OWWA to launch free health, medicine programs
The Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) will launch new health initiatives for overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) and their families, including free…
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Chinese General Hospital and Medical Center
Recognizing that patients are at their most vulnerable when in need of medical attention, the hospital emphasizes its fundamental tenet of person-centered care.
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Pharma franchises open to OFW groups, says DMW
The Department of Migrant Workers partners with Philippine Pharma Procurement to launch “Botika at Bakuna para sa Mamamayan,” providing affordable medicines…
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Botswana faces health crisis as medical supply chain collapses
Botswana declared a public health emergency after its medical supply system collapsed, leaving hospitals short of medicines. President Duma Boko ordered the…
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SCUTTLEBUTT
Doctors in the Philippines face growing online attacks, risking their integrity and the quality of healthcare, as public scrutiny and social media narratives…
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'Troubling': Leachon flags Herbosa’s alleged role in psych meds allocation
Dr. Tony Leachon describes as "deeply troubling" the Ombudsman probe into Health Secretary Ted Herbosa and other officials over the alleged improper allocation…
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Herbosa, 5 other DOH officials face multiple corruption raps before Ombudsman
Department of Health (DOH) Ted Herbosa and five other officials face multiple corruption cases before the Office of the Ombudsman over P44.6-million worth of…
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Chinese General Hospital unveils upgraded nuclear facility
Chinese General Hospital and Medical Center (CGHMC) - Department of Nuclear Medicine unveiled its newly upgraded nuclear facility, marking a significant…
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