Bamboo benefits communities and the environment, making it one of the most valuable yet overlooked plants in the Philippines. “God can be realized through all paths,” Ramakrishna once pointed out. …
Henrylito Tacio
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Urban trees have long provided essential benefits such as oxygen, cleaner air, and healthier living conditions in cities. Ever since the dawn of time, trees have provided human beings with …
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Golden rice was developed as a possible solution to vitamin A disease, a serious public health problem affecting millions worldwide. Despite its name, vitamin A is not a vitamin but …
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Guyabano uses have been widely discussed, especially due to claims about its health benefits and alleged cancer-fighting properties. The fruit goes by several names: soursop, custard apple, graviola, and guyabano. …
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It is that season again when conversations about love begin, as February has now come. Valentine’s Day love stories have long shaped how we understand romance and devotion. It is …
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Tilapia in the Philippines is now the second most important fish in the country after bangus, with fish pens common in major rivers and lakes nationwide. (Second of Two Parts) …
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Health
Women Workers Gain Easier Access to Cervical Cancer Screening Through Workplace Health Initiatives
Cervical cancer screening remains a challenge for many women workers who struggle to balance job responsibilities with access to essential health services. Taguig City — In many urban centers, women …
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Philippine biodiversity is among the richest in the world, yet it is increasingly threatened by deforestation, habitat loss, and human activity. “Most of us find it hard to comprehend the …
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Superworm snack innovation is gaining attention as a young entrepreneur transforms superworms into a nutritious and sustainable food product. Of course, Filipinos are very much acquainted with earthworms, which flourish …
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Tilapia industry Philippines has transformed tilapia from a once-unwanted fish into one of the most popular food fish among Filipinos. (First of Two Parts) Tilapia, once regarded as a nuisance, …
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