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Baguio Intensifies Efforts To Vaccinate 25K Kids Vs Measles

Baguio health workers are stepping up vaccination efforts after successive monsoon rains affected the number of children receiving measles-rubella vaccines.

DOH-NIR Vaccinates 93.4K Children Against Measles

Community vaccination efforts continue reaching children across the Negros Island Region as health workers strengthen protection against vaccine-preventable diseases.

PhilHealth Pushes Wider Use Of YAKAP, GAMOT Programs In Bicol

Expanded health benefits are being brought closer to millions of PhilHealth members in Bicol through wider use of YAKAP and GAMOT.

77K Negrense Kids Vaccinated In 1st Week Of ‘Ligtas Tigdas’ Campaign

In just one week, vaccination teams reached more than 77,000 children across Negros Occidental and Bacolod through the Ligtas Tigdas campaign.

Ilocos Norte Eyes 25K Children To Get Vaxxed Vs Measles

The vaccination drive will continue until Aug. 31, with health teams working to reach thousands of children still needing additional protection.

23 Teams To Vaccinate 444K Ilocos Children Vs Measles, Rubella

Health teams are expanding immunization coverage across Ilocos communities as they work toward reaching hundreds of thousands of eligible children.

Annual Tuberculosis Testing As 5.8K Cordillerans Enrolled In Free Treatment

More than 5,800 individuals are receiving free TB treatment after various testing initiatives detected cases within communities across the Cordillera region.

Over 7K Antique Children Avail Of Measles-Rubella Vaccine

Antique's measles-rubella campaign recorded a strong initial reach, vaccinating more than 7,000 children within just two days.

Healthier Negros Island Region Pushed As Regional ‘Ligtas Tigdas’ Campaign Kicks Off

Children aged six to 59 months are at the center of the supplemental immunization drive now underway across Negros Island Region.

WHO Backs DOH Drive Vs Measles-Rubella

WHO support adds momentum to regional efforts aimed at protecting communities from measles and rubella through supplemental vaccination.