Baguio City's eye care initiative has served nearly 2,000 residents, supporting efforts to identify potential vision problems before they become more serious.
The PERA retirement savings program could undergo improvements as Finance Secretary Frederick Go reviews ways to encourage more Filipinos to participate.
Housewives in Barangay Cataban, Laoag City are turning water hyacinth into environmentally friendly handicrafts that provide opportunities for local livelihood activities.
Mangrove rehabilitation in Balanga City has brought improvements to local fisheries, with fish harvests doubling and nearby communities receiving stronger flood protection.
A regional health stockpile and joint procurement system are among the Philippines' proposals to strengthen healthcare cooperation across the Western Pacific.
Starting November 1, PhilHealth will broaden access to selected anti-tuberculosis medications through the GAMOT program as part of its outpatient medicine coverage.
DOST-funded studies are helping improve post-transplant care for kidney recipients at Southern Philippines Medical Center through better diagnostics and access to free medicines.
The NCMH said timely access to professional support can help individuals receive proper assessment and appropriate treatment before concerns become more difficult to manage.
The DOH is intensifying surveillance for dengue, typhoid, cholera, and other diseases that could become greater concerns during worsening El Niño conditions.
New facilities include a tuberculosis clinic, animal bite center, expanded radiology department, MRI, mammography, and CT scan equipment for qualified beneficiaries.
The department is encouraging communities to prioritize safety, respect, and proper assistance when responding to individuals dealing with mental health emergencies.