Tacloban shooting survivor seeks financial aid ahead of crucial surgery
Joan Vinias, a survivor of the San Jose National High School shooting, is scheduled for surgery on September 10. Her family urgently seeks funds to cover medical expenses and support her recovery.
Air Quality in Metro Cebu Declines, Schools Suspend Classes
Metro Cebu's air quality significantly deteriorated this week, leading to school closures and health warnings. The situation raises concerns over public safety amid ongoing haze from forest fires.
Understanding Hair Loss: Insights from a Dermatologist
Hair loss affects many, but understanding its causes can empower individuals. Learn from a dermatologist's expert advice on managing this common condition.
UNICEF Reports 20 Million Children Victimized by Online Sexual Abuse in One Year
A staggering UNICEF report reveals that 20 million children faced online sexual exploitation in just one year. With social media as a primary platform, this crisis is growing, demanding immediate action from governments and tech companies.
Metro Cebu Air Quality Declared 'Acute Unhealthy' Amid Ongoing Haze Crisis
Metro Cebu's air quality remains dangerously low, with an Air Quality Index reading of 208. Local officials recommend minimizing outdoor activities, especially for vulnerable groups.
Smoke from Indonesia Forest Fires Affects Air Quality in the Philippines
Smoke from Indonesia's forest fires has reached the Philippines, potentially affecting air quality for several days. Experts urge caution as conditions may worsen.
DOH Urges Early Leptospirosis Consultations After Flood Exposure
The Department of Health warns Filipinos against waiting for symptoms of leptospirosis after floods. Early medical consultations are crucial for effective prevention.
Tuburan District Hospital to Build New Morgue and Waste Facility
The Tuburan District Hospital is set to enhance its facilities with new construction, including a morgue and waste management area, to better serve the community. These upgrades address longstanding operational challenges and are part of a broader initiative to improve healthcare in the region.
FACT CHECK: Misamis Oriental Family Deaths in 2021 Linked to COVID-19, Not Vaccines
A viral claim falsely attributes the deaths of four family members in Misamis Oriental to COVID-19 vaccines. Health authorities clarify the true cause was COVID-19 infection.