Save the Children is alarmed by the 35-percent increase in pregnancies among children age 10-14 in the Philippines. In an effort to address this trend, the child rights organization
During the National Integrated Cancer Control Act’s (Nicca) fifth-year celebration last Feb. 16, Health Undersecretary Dr. Enrique Tayag highlighted the Department of Health (DOH)’s mission of improving cancer survivorship. During
“If you are brave enough to say goodbye, life will reward you with a new hello.”—Paulo Coelho There is a unique energy this year due to the extra-special
I first met Joel Torre in 2003, during the early days of his now famed inasal house, JT’s Manukan. Through the years, JT’s has become a staple whenever
Last Feb. 6, the Embassy of New Zealand commemorated Waitangi Day, the day the nation’s founding document was enshrined, and celebrated the spirit of partnership and understanding between the
Elaine Suva was reluctant to leave the Philippines. She wasn’t in search of a better life; she didn’t feel the need for change; she had a teaching career
Losing a cellphone is one personal loss the depth of which we would not have known had we not ever owned one. Now, with practically everybody owning a cellphone,
In October 2023, Malacañang issued Proclamation No. 386, which lists the regular and special nonworking holidays for the year 2024. However, the Edsa People Power Revolution, traditionally observed on Feb.
It was a real find. Recently, after a dinner with my sister’s family at Greenbelt in Makati City, I decided to drop by Fully Booked and browse. And lo and
“It matters not what someone is born, but what they grow to be.” —J.K. Rowling The power of a growth mindset comes with the process of trying. In
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