A whispered diagnosis, prayers over a sick child, and leaves believed to have healing powers. For generations, the albularyo has held a place in Filipino folklore and everyday life. But what really happens during a visit, and where does traditional healing end and modern medicine begin? Read more »
For generations, Capiz has been linked to stories of aswang. But behind the frightening reputation is a real province whose people have had to live with a stereotype they never asked for. Read more »
Palawan health advocates are calling for more reliable protections for people seeking HIV services, warning that fear of discrimination, gossip, and leaked medical information can discourage testing and interrupt treatment. Read more »
From caring for the family to building a career, Filipino women continue to navigate expectations about what their role should be. Read more »
Two Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) personnel were injured after explosive material detonated inside their barracks in Zamboanga City on Saturday night, October 24, while they were preparing instructional materials for an upcoming training activity. Read more »
Health services in Negros Occidental are being expanded through a unified, province-wide Universal Health Care (UHC) system aimed at making primary and specialized care more accessible to residents. Read more »
