Influenza-like illness cases have increased by 16% to 10,269 nationwide, prompting health experts to urge Filipinos to get flu shots before holiday gatherings and travel. Children, senior citizens, pregnant women and people…
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The wars involving Iran and Ukraine, growing economic inequality and intensifying competition among world powers expose the contradictions of today's global economic system. But does capitalism's recurring crisis signal the arrival of…
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A new American Heart Association study raises concerns about energy drinks and serious cardiac events among young adults. Researchers caution that the findings do not establish cause and effect.
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A University of Bath-led study found that carbon dioxide released through human metabolism increased by 74% between 1985 and 2015, reaching 2.05 billion metric tons annually. Population growth accounted for most of…
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PAGASA forecasts a heat index of 42°C in the city, warning residents of possible heat cramps, exhaustion and heatstroke from prolonged exposure.
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A new study finds that climate change is making extreme heat waves even more dangerous. The interaction of rising temperatures, drying soils and high atmospheric pressure can amplify the most intense heat…
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Years of government intervention, unfavorable NEA performance ratings, regulatory proceedings and historical system losses raise questions about the financial health, governance and operational efficiency of ZAMSURECO II.
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Charging an electric vehicle for a 300-kilometer trip in the Philippines could cost between ₱678 and nearly ₱1,900, depending on electricity rates and charging methods. Here's how EV costs compare with gasoline.
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The disintegration of Uniteam reveals a deeper problem in Philippine politics: powerful electoral alliances can win elections without establishing a common governing vision. The challenge is to build institutions that serve the…
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The Philippines harvested 19.67 million metric tons of palay in 2025, yet remained dependent on imported rice. Growing consumption, small farms, aging farmers, climate risks, low productivity and postharvest losses continue to…
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A natural polyester produced by cellophane bees breaks down significantly in soil within months. Scientists say its unusual properties could offer clues for designing more sustainable plastics.
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Eleven provinces and one city may experience drought by the end of November, while 57 other areas face possible dry spells, as PAGASA warns that a strong to very strong El Niño…
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Influenza-like illness cases in the Philippines rose 35% to 13,321 in the latest two-week monitoring period, which the Department of…
If you often feel the need to clear your throat, especially in the morning or after meals, you’re not alone.…
