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philippine pediatric society

Women with Disabilities Find Hope in Mhondoro-Ngezi Church

July 10, 2026

In a small town called Mhondoro‑Ngezi, a local Baptist church is turning heads by supporting women and girls who have disabilities. The community has long felt the weight of two kinds of bias: gender and disability. Women often face a society that limits their choices, and when they also live with

education

Back‑to‑School Prep: Start Your Kid’s Health Checkups Now

July 10, 2026

The summer break is the perfect moment for parents to arrange their children’s health appointments before school starts. A pediatric specialist recommends scheduling both routine physicals and sports exams early in the season, so there is no rush when school day approaches. She points out that clini

health

Older HIV Patients in the Philippines Face New Health Challenges

July 10, 2026

The fight against HIV has changed. Because medicines called antiretroviral therapy (ART) work better now, people with HIV are living longer. This means more older adults—those over 50—are now part of the HIV community. In the Philippines, the number of new infections is still rising. At th

health

Kids Care Conference in Manila: 20 Years of Progress

July 10, 2026

The International Children’s Palliative Care Network celebrated two decades of work during its fourth global meeting in Manila, Philippines, from 12 to 15 November 2025. The event was held together with the Ruth Foundation and drew 419 participants from 49 nations, covering every region of the World

politics

Candidate Under Scrutiny: A Look at the Fallout

July 9, 2026

A new claim has emerged against a Maine Senate hopeful, shedding light on how personal misconduct can ripple through politics. The woman who once dated the candidate says he assaulted her while she was intoxicated in 2021, a serious allegation that has already cost him several endorsements. After

technology

Future Cars: Robots, AI and the New Factory

July 9, 2026

The world of cars is changing fast. In Utah’s mountains, a new electric truck called the R2 was shown to the press. Its maker, RJ Scaringe of Rivian, said that we are in “the most exciting time” because machines can now do many tasks that people used to handle alone. Scaringe’s company, Mind Roboti

politics

A New Lens on Gender: The Hidden Politics Inside Our Minds

July 8, 2026

The story starts with a person named Blu, who does not fit neatly into male or female boxes. In therapy, Blu’s struggles reveal more than just personal feelings; they expose a web of societal rules that shape who we can be. Blu’s pain is not only about family or inner thoughts; it shows that our

politics

Chaos at the CDC: A New Direction Sparks Concern

July 6, 2026

Former top CDC leader Dr. Debra Houry, who left the agency in protest last summer, says that under Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. , the agency has entered a period of “pure chaos. ” She points to the removal of all 17 members from the Advisory Committee for Immunization Pr

entertainment

TV Stories That Teach How to Hook and Keep You Watching

July 6, 2026

The first thing that makes a TV series unforgettable is how every part of it works together. From the actors’ lines to the background music, each detail is chosen so the plot can shine. When a show runs like that, its strengths become invisible because they support one clear goal: telling a story th

entertainment

Adapting Big‑Idea Sci‑Fi: What Next for TV

July 6, 2026

The idea that huge science‑fiction books could become hit television shows feels almost impossible at first glance. Those stories are set in far‑off futures, involve thousands of characters, and span continents—what could a screenwriter do with that? Yet the past decade has shown that streaming plat