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Understanding strokes

December 21, 2020

It is not unusual to meet people who walk with a limp – actually dragging one leg with the upper extremity drifting or flailing on the same side. Some are

“Aside from promoting volunteerism and service-learning, the clinic can also be an avenue for research to assess current realities of patients in indigent communities.” Dumaguete City now has a physical

NEGRENSE NURSE ON MAY PARSONS: ‘I am proud, delighted’

December 11, 2020

A Negrense nurse working in the United Kingdom expressed elation over reports that their compatriot, May Parsons, made history as the first health frontliner in the world to administer the

WHO explains COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

December 9, 2020

WHO: Now the world is getting closer to a vaccine for COVID-19, how will these vaccines reach you? WHO’s Dr Katherine O’Brien explains COVID-19 vaccine distribution in Science.

Facts about myocardial infarction or heart attack

December 5, 2020

I was informed this week that a classmate of my son suddenly collapsed and died while biking. He was stressed from work the previous day. He was only 37 and

WHO: Safe celebrations during the pandemic

November 28, 2020

How can we celebrate the Holidays safely? Who are the high risk members in our families and communities and how can we keep them safe? What about travel during the

COVID-19 vaccine access and allocation

November 23, 2020

When will vaccines against COVID-19 be ready for distribution? How quickly could vaccines stop the pandemic? What types of COVID-19 vaccines are being developed and how will they work? How

WHO Q&A: On COVID-19 vaccines

November 8, 2020

When will vaccines against COVID-19 be ready for distribution? How quickly could vaccines stop the pandemic? What types of COVID-19 vaccines are being developed and how will they work? How

San Carlos adopts new app on contact tracing

October 30, 2020

The city government of San Carlos in Negros Occidental has developed its own Quick Response code technology application which aims to boost the LGU’s COVID-19 contact tracing efforts. Joseph Binghay,

Facts about hypertension

October 29, 2020

“Almost 25 percent of premature deaths in the Philippines are attributed to hypertension and diseases related to it.” – Dr. Russel Atonson There has been an increasing number of young

Understanding strokes

Free PT clinic in Dumaguete

NEGRENSE NURSE ON MAY PARSONS: ‘I am proud, delighted’

WHO explains COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

Facts about myocardial infarction or heart attack

WHO: Safe celebrations during the pandemic

COVID-19 vaccine access and allocation

WHO Q&A: On COVID-19 vaccines

San Carlos adopts new app on contact tracing

Facts about hypertension

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