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Vaccination and immunization news — public health campaigns, advisories, and related medical reporting.

  1. Department of Health

    BARMM logs 1-M measles vaccinations

    Over 1 million children in BARMM have been vaccinated against measles and German measles under the DoH’s “Ligtas Tigdas” campaign, with health officials…

  2. DoH-XI holds measles-rubella vax activity

    DoH-XI holds measles-rubella vax activity

    Davao Region launches the “Ligtas Tigdas” supplemental immunization campaign from 19 January to 13 February, targeting children 6 months to 59 months to…

  3. 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…

  4. Lawmaker urges free flu shots for seniors

    Lawmaker urges free flu shots for seniors

    Lawmaker Milagros Aquino-Magsaysay urges local governments to provide free flu vaccines for senior citizens, emphasizing protection against flu and TB during…

  5. Batangas pets get free spay, vaccines

    Batangas pets get free spay, vaccines

    Meralco and Landco Pacific partnered to provide free spaying, neutering, and anti-rabies vaccinations for 250 pets in San Juan, Batangas, promoting animal…

  6. Pneumonia among top killers in the Philippines

    Pneumonia among top killers in the Philippines

    Experts warn that pneumonia remains one of the Philippines’ top killers, with nearly 45,000 deaths in 2024. During World Pneumonia Day, doctors stressed the…

  7. Gov’t seeks intensified fight vs meningitis

    Gov’t seeks intensified fight vs meningitis

    Health experts are calling for stronger government efforts to combat meningitis through vaccination, stressing that prevention, awareness, and preparedness are…

  8. New HPV project targets cervical cancer deaths

    New HPV project targets cervical cancer deaths

    While most HPV infections clear on their own, some lead to pre-cancerous changes in the cervix that, if left undetected and untreated, can develop into cancer.