Coral reefs, among the most diverse and beautiful ecosystems on Earth, are facing unprecedented decline due to climate change, pollution, and human pressure. “For color, sheer beauty of form and …
Henrylito Tacio
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Stroke warning signs are often ignored, even though strokes can strike anyone, anywhere, at any time. Strokes strike anyone, anywhere, anytime. The World Stroke Organization said a person suffers from a …
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Food for diabetics is becoming more important than ever as diabetes affects people across all ages and social classes. Diabetes isn’t behaving the way it did in the past. Forget …
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Virgin coconut oil and Alzheimer’s disease have become closely studied topics as researchers explore natural ways to support brain health and memory. “Every age has its own way of dying,” …
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Biotech crops and pesticide reduction have become critical topics in global agriculture as farmers seek sustainable ways to protect crops while reducing chemical use. The Rome-based Food and Agriculture Organization …
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Durian fruit is one of the most exotic—and controversial—tropical fruits in the world, native to Southeast Asia and scientifically known as Durio zibethinus. Make way for the most exotic – …
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The Expanded Pisay System Act IRR consultations led by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) and the Philippine Science High School System have officially concluded following a series of …
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The Philippine banana industry remains one of the most important pillars of the country’s agricultural sector, supporting thousands of farmers and contributing significantly to exports. “Banana is still the most …
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Global warming food production is increasingly under threat as rising temperatures and climate-related extremes affect agriculture worldwide. “Global warming is an environmental threat unlike any other the world has faced,” …
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Marine turtle conservation remains a critical issue in the Philippines. Four years ago, among residents of Barangay Daliao in Toril, Davao City, it was just another day—until marine turtles, locally …
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