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The story of Lina Ampado, a solo parent from Quezon City, highlights the vital impact of the Malasakit Center initiative, a brainchild of Senator Christopher "Bong" Go, on delivering crucial healthcare assistance to Filipinos facing adversity. The Malasakit Centers marked its 6th anniversary this February 2024.
MANILA, Philippines — Prayers began flowing in for host-actress Kris Aquino after she revealed new health complications that could put her at major risk for the rest of the year.
PALESTINIAN TERRITORIES — Medics are sounding the alarm at southern Gaza's Nasser hospital, where a nurse said snipers are killing people, sewage has flooded the emergency room and drinking water has run out.
MANILA, Philippines — Single parents will now be entitled to free coverage of the state-run Philippine Health Insurance Corp. (PhilHealth) as provided under the law expanding the economic benefits for single fathers and mothers, a senior administration lawmaker disclosed yesterday.
As the Malasakit Center initiative celebrates its 6th anniversary this February, its impact on families across the Philippines continues to grow.
MANILA, Philippines — St. Luke’s Medical Center recently unveiled its Center for Structural Heart and Vascular Interventions (CSHVI). With this facility, the hospital will now be able to offer comprehensive, albeit minimally invasive options of care for patients with complex heart and vascular diseases, as it is designed to pioneer the expansion of such options that will finally address their specific conditions.
MANILA, Philippines — Cases of tuberculosis (TB) in the country have been increasing, according to the Department of Health.
PARIS, France — Tens of millions of people across the world are thought to suffer from long COVID-19, but four years after the pandemic was declared this elusive condition still cannot be tested for -- let alone treated.