World Population Day – No One Gets Left Behind For Every Person Counts As we evolve as humans, and as the world we live in shifts into technological advancement, does this make us stop and think of all the remarkable aspects our world has gone through? With all these technological advancements achieved by humans, we ought to think of how
National Infection Prevention and Control Week – Choosing to be vaccinated is to save lives In recognition of the challenges brought about by Covid-19 pandemic, Dengue, and recently Money Pox, it is more than crucial to be well-informed about prevention of some of the most fatal diseases. It is our responsibility to be aware of the risks these diseases bring
National Allergy Day – Treating allergies away from serious health complications Allergies are upon us and a common occurrence to many of us. But this doesn’t give us all the complacency to treat allergies as if they’re harmless. In fact, aside from being harmful, it can also be life-threatening. If allergies are untreated, they can lead to serious complications and
National Disaster Resilience Month – A Tribute To Survivors, Refugees, And Affected Civilians For Having The Will To Stand Up And Start Over Another way to celebrate July is a tribute to National Disaster Resilience Month. As an archipelagic nation situated in The Ring of Fire, and a free pass to numerous storms and typhoons, it is not news to
Nutrition Month -Shaping The Way We Eat For Stability As humans with a relatively short life-span, it isn’t trivial when we ought to believe that our bodies are our most prized possession. As we grow older, we come to realize that health should be our first priority apart from our careers and aspirations. Because the moment our bodies start to
