The Quezon City government is intensifying its efforts to curb rabies as it aligns with the global target of eliminating human rabies deaths by 2030. Read more »
The Philippine government has given the green light to a major change in the school calendar, moving from the traditional four-grading-period system to a three-term structure beginning with the 2026–2027 academic year. Read more »
As the Philippines observes Rabies Awareness Month this March, experts are urging the public to remain vigilant against the deadly but preventable disease. Public health data shows that rabies cases remain unevenly distributed across the country, with Central Luzon (Region III) consistently recording the highest number of cases in 2024 and 2025. Read more »
Manila is set to welcome a new public park that caters to both senior citizens and pet owners, as the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) spearheads redevelopment efforts at Plaza Azul in Pandacan. Read more »
Fireworks injuries dropped 14% this holiday season, but road crashes doubled—1,384 cases and 10 deaths. DOH urges safer driving and healthy habits to protect lives. Read more »
When the decorations come down and routines return, many people notice a surprising slump in energy and motivation, a phenomenon commonly called the “post-holiday blues.” This shift can leave individuals feeling low, unproductive, or even anxious in the first weeks of the new year. Read more »
