Last Sep. 17, Monday, a netizen posted a now-deleted picture of a five-year-old girl crying alone outside a cinema. Her parents had wanted to watch an R-rated movie, and rather
When I was younger, I would see my mom put on a pair of dad’s wooly socks on her feet before tucking herself into bed. She’s our family’s resident antukin,
We often regard leptospirosis as a seasonal disease only relevant during the rainy season. However, in some parts of the Philippines, people still get infected even without the monsoons. “For
A particular human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) strain has been infecting more Filipinos in the recent years, says experts from the National Institute of Molecular Biology and Biotechnology (NIMBB), and it
The clamor for a sustainable alternative to everyday products is far from dying down—as it should be. In fact, one can argue that it’s just getting started. More and more people
A man scratching his head with white flakes falling down his shoulders is almost as common a character as a war-mongering mistress on Philippine television. Shampoo brands spend millions of
A total of 68 deaths from more than 500 reported leptospirosis cases have been recorded by the DOH. Data shows that there are already 530 cases Following a rise of
A clean scalp is one of the secrets to a great hair. Whether it’s just the humid weather or your excessive use of hair products, we all need to deep
In the Philippines, the beginning of July is typically marked by a farewell to scorching hot weather and sunny skies, and the arrival of gloomy weather i.e. the beginning of
If you work in corporate, then you’ve probably experienced the freezing cold temperatures of your office’s air conditioning. Some office buildings have a centralized air conditioning system, which means that
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