Just this Friday, November 28, reports claimed that a U.S.-based security contractor is recruiting Filipinos—mainly former security personnel and ex-military—to fight for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Is it really true? Read more »
Breast cancer remains one of the most treatable forms of cancer when diagnosed early. Yet in the Philippines, it continues to be the leading cancer among women, with the country recording the highest number of breast cancer-related deaths in Asia. Read more »
The Mindanao Development Authority (MinDA) has launched a new digital platform, called the Mindanao Development Tracker, designed to reshape how progress is tracked and delivered across the region. Read more »
Last Tuesday, August 12, three students were hit by concrete debris from a dilapidated condominium in Tomas Morato Avenue, Quezon City. The victims were immediately rushed to Capitol Medical Center, and are currently recovering from their injuries. Who is to blame? Read more »
Senators have urged schools to strengthen anti-bullying protocols amid a string of violent incidents involving students, stressing the need for swift and effective measures to ensure safe learning environments. Read more »
Rabies is a viral infection usually transmitted through the bite or scratch of an infected animal, most often dogs. Here are some things you can do once you've been bitten or scratched. Read more »
