Around 4,700 Filipino children and adolescents are diagnosed with cancer each year. Learn why early detection and treatment support matter. Read more »
LGBTQ+ couples and live-in partners in San Juan City now have access to a program designed to ensure that a trusted person can make medical decisions on their behalf during emergencies or situations where they are unable to communicate. Read more »
Baguio City has launched Luzon’s first Mobile CPR Kiosk at Baguio City Hall, bringing emergency response training closer to residents during the celebration of National CPR Day on July 17, 2026. Read more »
A large share of Filipino senior citizens may be financially vulnerable even when they are not officially classified as poor, according to research presented at a recent social protection policy forum. Read more »
Bell-Kenz Pharma brings Sagip CPR training to Cebu hospitality workers, focusing on drowning response, emergency preparedness, and lifesaving skills. Read more »
Filipino patients may soon have fewer out-of-pocket expenses for hospitalization as the government expands efforts to make healthcare more affordable. Read more »
