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AN infectious disease expert warned the public to be vigilant, especially during the holiday season, as Covid-19 «is still much around» with the new subvariant, JN.1, already attacking neighboring countries and said that the possibility of it entering the country was not remote.
MANILA, Philippines — The president of the Philippines Medicine Association (PMA) emphasized the possible increase of dengue cases in the following months, highlighted by climate change as it urged the public to get immunized.
AMID the threat of the “Q” fever, an infectious disease expert yesterday urged the public, particularly those handling goats and cattles, to take extra precaution in doing so.
MANILA, Philippines — Goat and cattle raisers should wear protective gear including face masks and gloves when tending to their animals to avoid contracting Q fever, an infectious diseases expert said yesterday.
MANILA, Philippines — With the detection of new COVID-19 variants in the Philippines, senior citizens and the immunocompromised are advised to continue wearing face masks and get vaccinated.
MANILA, Philippines — There is no need to panic over the new wave of COVID-19 infection as this is just a normal increase in cases, infectious disease expert Dr. Rontgene Solante said yesterday.
MANILA, Philippines — People, especially children, have been advised to wear face masks as a form of protection after the Department of Health (DOH) sounded the alarm over the rising cases of pertussis or whooping cough in the country.
MANILA, Philippines — Broadcast journalist Karen Davila and pharmaceutical company GSK are collaborating on a nationwide awareness campaign regarding the risks, impact and prevention of the debilitating viral infection, shingles.
Metro Manila (CNN Philippines, December 25) — People who belong to the vulnerable population should still wear face masks even if there is no evidence showing that the COVID-19 Omicron subvariant JN.1 causes a more severe disease, an expert said Monday.