For millions of women, the arrival of a monthly period often comes with an unwelcome companion— menstrual cramps. Though commonly dismissed as a routine part of menstruation, the pain can
Raised in schools, government buildings, and homes across the country, the Philippine flag is a familiar sight for every Filipino. Yet when these banners become faded, torn or worn out
More than two decades after the phase-out of leaded gasoline in the Philippines, airborne lead remains present in Metro Manila. A study conducted by researchers from Ateneo de Manila University,
Invisible, weightless, and often overlooked—microplastics are silently swimming their way into the oceans, the animals within them, and the humans who depend on them. Now, researchers reveal that even the
With a chip the size of a grain of rice and glasses that see beyond blindness, science has taken a major step toward restoring sight to the blind. According to
Sardinella tawilis, the world’s only freshwater sardine, is found exclusively in Lake Taal in Batangas—a lake formed by a rare geological event: the collapse of a volcanic caldera. Once a
