Biotech tomato for hypertension is offering new hope to patients after scientists successfully developed a genetically engineered tomato designed to help lower blood pressure. Here’s good news for Filipinos who …
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Lower blood pressure naturally to reduce your risk of heart disease and stroke. High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, can silently damage your body if left untreated. Everybody has …
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Expert Says Nutritious Food Is Not Automatically Heart-Safe; Reminds Public to Eat in Moderation to Keep Heart Healthy
Heart healthy diet practices require more than simply choosing nutritious or natural foods, according to a health expert who reminds the public that moderation remains essential to protecting the heart. …
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About 1,500 day care and elementary school learners at nutritional risk in seven provinces will benefit from a high-zinc rice program under a 90-day feeding initiative backed by DA-PhilRice and …
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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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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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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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Communities unite to address stigma and discrimination affecting people with neglected tropical diseases
Neglected tropical diseases stigma remains a global challenge as communities and health organizations unite to combat discrimination and social exclusion affecting millions of people worldwide, the World Health Organization said. …
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