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Navigating the New Norm: Gen Z’s Demands Reshaping Healthcare

Generation Z, or Gen Z, are born between the mid 1990s and the early 2010s. This is a generation raised in a digital world; they grew up using smartphones, having constant internet access, and communicating through social media. They are known for their digital savviness, diversity, and have a strong sense of social justice. This has shaped perspectives and expectations in unique ways, particularly in relation to healthcare. This article will delve into the views and perspectives of Gen Z on the healthcare system and healthcare professionals. It aims to provide insights that can help healthcare professionals understand what Gen Z is focused on in terms of health and wellness. By understanding these priorities, healthcare professionals can better serve their Gen Z patients, creating a healthcare experience that meets their unique needs and expectations.

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Senator Tulfo Urges Cobra Antivenom Storage in Rural Areas

Senator Raffy Tulfo drew attention to the alarming scarcity of cobra antivenom in rural areas of the Philippines. He underscored the dire consequences of this shortage, citing tragic incidents. Multiple individuals succumbed to snakebites due to the unavailability of the life-saving antidote in local hospitals.

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Ageing Poor Filipinos Suffer from Unequal Health Coverage

The ageing population in the Philippines faces significant challenges in accessing adequate health care. This was revealed by the inaugural policy report launched by the Asian Development Bank (ADB). Despite the Universal Healthcare (UHC) Law, older Filipinos, particularly those from poorer backgrounds, continue to experience unequal access to health services. High out-of-pocket expenses and limited resources worsen these issues, highlighting the urgent need for expanded government services to support this vulnerable sector.

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Dengue Fever Explodes in Indonesia: 200% Surge

Dengue fever cases in Indonesia have skyrocketed by a staggering 200% in 2024, leaving healthcare facilities overwhelmed. By April, over 621 dengue deaths had been reported, highlighting the urgent need to contain the spread of this mosquito-borne viral illness.

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