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The Philippines has embarked on a transformative journey to improve its healthcare system with the adoption of the National Objectives for Health (NOH) for 2023-2028.

In a bid to curb the spread of infectious diseases among inmates, the Provincial Health Office (PHO) of Batangas has initiated monthly medical missions at the Batangas Provincial Jail (BPJ). This enhanced effort began in May. Thus far, it has already benefitted nearly 1,000 persons deprived of liberty (PDLs) These missions are part of a comprehensive strategy to enhance the healthcare system within the facility, ensuring that inmates receive adequate medical attention and preventive care.

In Pulilan, Bulacan, a heartbreaking tragedy occurred when three cousins, all minors, were struck by lightning while playing in the rain. The victims, identified as Rexter Enriquez (16), Roxanne Enriquez (12), and April dela Cruz (11), were outside their home when the incident happened.

Following a major oil spill in Singapore, several beaches, including Sentosa’s Palawan Beach, are now off-limits.  Discover the health hazards…

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.

Denmark has issued an urgent recall of several popular Korean ramen products, citing spiciness levels that could potentially poison consumers.…

Japan faces an alarming rise in infections from the flesh-eating bacterium Streptococcus pyogenes. With cases already surpassing last year’s total,…

In this article, we explore the medical accuracy of the cancer treatment process that Amah, one of the main characters in the movie, goes through. We have invited Dr Eugene Yeo, Colorectal & General Surgeon, to share his medical perspective

Thai Girl in Critical Condition After 1,000 Baht Drinking Challenge A 13-year-old Thai girl remains in critical condition after consuming…

Traditional Thai massage (TTM) is an ancient practice known for its therapeutic benefits. It is an ancient therapeutic practice that has been used in various medical conditions, including post-surgery rehabilitation. The incorporation of TTM into rehabilitation programs has shown promising results in improving patient outcomes. This response explores the role of TTM in post-surgery rehabilitation based on data from multiple studies.