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PhilHealth Offers Eyeglasses, Therapy Packages For Children

Available PhilHealth benefits for children include support for vision care and therapy, with the agency pushing for broader use among qualified beneficiaries nationwide.

Serving Healthy Food Now Mandatory At Baguio Events

Baguio City is changing food standards at official gatherings by requiring healthier options at government meetings and events beginning Sept. 19.

Negros Occidental Summit Seeks Closer Collab Among Tourism Stakeholders

Negros Occidental is putting collaboration at the center of tourism development as stakeholders prepare destinations for a landscape increasingly shaped by technology and AI.

Department Of Tourism Accredits 84 Establishments In Antique

Accreditation services were brought closer to Antique establishments, with 84 businesses successfully accredited during the four-day DOT program.

DSWD, NCDA Bring Services To Children With Disabilities In Pangasinan

Government assistance was brought closer to 30 children with disabilities in Pangasinan through the joint CAREvan initiative of DSWD and NCDA.

300 Benefit From PhilHealth YAKAP Caravan In Legazpi

Healthcare assistance was brought closer to Legazpi communities through YAKAP na Handog ng Pangulo, reaching more than 300 local beneficiaries.

Binirayan Fest To Feature Tableau On ‘Confederation Of Madja-As’

A new festival feature centered on the Confederation of Madja-as will join the cultural presentations planned for this year’s Binirayan Festival in Antique.

DOH-13 Intensifies Campaign As Animal Bites Cases Surge

DOH-13 is strengthening awareness efforts in Caraga to help address animal bite incidents as reported cases continue to increase across the region.

’Natnateng Cook-Off’ Puts A Modern Twist On Ilocano Favorites

Ilocano favorites are receiving a modern twist as participants use their culinary imagination to create fresh interpretations of traditional vegetable-based dishes.

Healthy Diet, Early Detection Urged To Protect Kids From Leukemia

Treatment for leukemia may include chemotherapy, radiotherapy, or bone marrow transplantation depending on the individual patient’s medical needs.

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