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Health Caravan To Bring Accessible Healthcare Services Closer To IPs

A health caravan scheduled for October 21 will bring healthcare services closer to Indigenous Peoples and underserved communities in Carasi, Ilocos Norte.

PhilHealth Expands Access To Anti-Tuberculosis Medicines Through GAMOT

Selected medicines for tuberculosis treatment will become more accessible under PhilHealth's Guaranteed and Accessible Medications for Outpatient Treatment program starting November 1.

DOST-Funded Studies Boost Kidney Transplant Care At Davao Hospital

The Department of Science and Technology is supporting research projects that improve kidney transplant care and provide additional medical services at Southern Philippines Medical Center.

Baguio Arboretum To Open To Public October 19

The Baguio Arboretum will welcome visitors starting October 19 as the city expands its nature-based recreational attractions.

Misamis Oriental Eyes 6 New Tourism Sites

The provincial government of Misamis Oriental is exploring tourism projects designed to withstand economic and environmental challenges.

TIEZA: Banaue Hotel Set To Reopen In June 2027

TIEZA announced that the first phase of the Banaue Hotel renovation will be unveiled in the second quarter of 2027.

NCMH: Early Help-Seeking Prevents Delays In Mental Health Treatment

The NCMH stressed that seeking help promptly can lead to earlier assessment and treatment when mental health concerns begin affecting daily life.

Direct Philippines-Israel Flight To Boost Tourist Arrivals

Israeli Ambassador Dana Kursh said the proposed direct route could help increase tourist arrivals while improving travel access between the Philippines and Israel.

Cordillera Festivals Converge In Baguio For ‘Festival Of Festivals’

Baguio will become a meeting point for Cordillera traditions as eight regional festivals come together for the Department of Tourism’s Festival of Festivals.

DOH Readies Hospitals Amid Super El Niño Concerns

Health authorities are closely monitoring seniors, children, outdoor workers, and other vulnerable groups facing higher risks from prolonged periods of extreme heat.

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