My 5-year-old daughter grabbed my hand tightly as she carefully put one foot, then the other, on the escalator. She stared at her feet before looking up and gleefully declaring,
TV host and broadcaster Jing Castañeda and her family experienced firsthand what it was like to be afflicted with COVID-19.
(Conclusion) In last week’s column, we discussed that ivermectin and molnupiravir may both be considered valuable additions to our early-treatment regimen for COVID-19. Despite the expected pricey cost of molnupiravir,
(First of two parts) In the past several days, some readers have asked us about the new antiviral drug molnupiravir, and how it compares with ivermectin. Last week, the United
Over 2.4 million Filipinos have had COVID-19 since the beginning of the pandemic. Data from the World Health Organization (WHO) shows how, over the past year, the daily number of
“Most NCR hospitals at a critical stage,” “Mindanao hospitals run out of COVID-19 beds,” “Patients treated in vehicles as hospitals are now full; other facilities also reach full capacity.” These
I’ve been warned by those younger and more fit that it’s a hard and long way back to where we were—if we ever get there. And, having gone through what
(First of two parts) One can’t help but have ambivalent feelings when one looks at the COVID-19 situation in India, where the Delta variant was reported to have originated. We’re
Instead of spending hard-earned savings to treat family and friends in his birthday, a young man in Barangay Panginay, Balagtas Bulacan opened their home to welcome vulnerables who already submitted
When Presidential Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC) chair Greco Belgica had fever and body malaise four weeks ago, he hoped it was just an ordinary flu or, if it were COVID, that
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