Search Results: Hygiene and Sanitation (24)

A powerful earthquake has rocked Myanmar and neighbouring countries – with casualty even in Bangkok. While rescue efforts continue, the region now faces urgent public health challenges.

Bali Belly: What You Need to Know Before Travelling “Bali Belly” is a colloquial term for traveller’s diarrhoea experienced by…

The Indonesian Ministry of Religious Affairs has cautioned Indonesian citizens against attempting Hajj without the correct visa, as Saudi authorities reject thousands of unregistered pilgrims worldwide ahead of the pilgrimage starting next week.

Why Finishing Your Antibiotics Could Save Lives Imagine a world where common infections are once again deadly. This could be…

Dive into the scientific evidence to uncover the impact of immunity and superfoods, coupled with regular physical activity.

Learn about the growing concern of Hepatitis E and the risks involved. Discover what Hepatitis E is, how it is transmitted, symptoms to look out for, and how to prevent it.

Discover the Department of Health’s proactive engagement in commemorating World Toilet Day through the Biyaheng Kalusugan program. This comprehensive effort focuses on promoting the ‘7 Healthy Habits para sa Healthy Pilipinas’ and bolstering the Zero Open Defecation initiative. Explore the state of safe water and sanitation facilities in the Philippines, as revealed in the 2020 WHO-Unicef report. The caravan activities, distinguished guests, and advocates, along with a call to action and insights into the DOH’s 8-Point Action Agenda, provide a holistic perspective. Join the collective effort towards a healthier, safer, and more hygienic Philippines with continued support and investment.”

As the year wraps up, travel excitement kicks in! Before jetting off, protect your health by getting essential travel vaccines. Schedule vaccinations 4–6 weeks before your trip for maximum immunity, and let’s explore the world safely!

Essential Facts About Monkeypox and How to Stay Safe Monkeypox is a zoonotic disease recently declared a global health emergency…

The Department of Health-Center for Health Development in Bicol (DOH CHD-5) announced a 92% treatment success rate for tuberculosis (TB) cases for Q1 2024. This achievement was highlighted during the “Kapihan sa Bagong Pilipinas” briefing held at the Bicol Medical Center in Naga City. This success is indicative of the region’s robust health initiatives and effective implementation of TB treatment protocols.