When fitness becomes ‘mainstream,’ progress becomes unstoppable
Here’s a scene: you prepare for a morning jog, you open Strava, you check your pace and distance covered, you post your progress on social media, and before the day
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Abortion could have been safer for Filipinas—science has long shown how
Few issues in Philippine healthcare are as politicized as abortion. But beyond the legal debate, lies the danger often overlooked—the risk women face when access to an integral part of
Ube ‘craze’ proves how science policies sustain hypes on agri-products
Like many food trends, as one hype emerges, another loses popularity, but one thing remains—supplies of raw ingredients decline, and for purple yam or ube, this painfully becomes the truth.
Where the land ends is where the Philippines’ biggest gamble begins
As wind energy remains an overlooked power source, the Philippine government is now placing their bets on harvesting offshore winds to power the future of the country. Waves of high-capacity
In Luzon, light bulbs begin to dim—and the ‘summer heat’ may be driving it
As temperature soars across Luzon, it is no surprise that household electricity demand also increases, especially with the school vacation keeping students at home. With households simultaneously heavy on cooling
Humanitarian push vs child hunger begins—and why this matters now
In a 2025 report by Pollster Social Weather Station (SWS), hunger and stunting revealed a slight dip from earlier figures, as provinces are still struggling to keep up—an area where
54 years later, humans return to deep space—and this might revive a new era of lunar exploration
As the first crewed lunar mission since 1972, following Apollo 17, Artemis II marked a massive milestone as humans once again left low Earth orbit—but this time to pave the
Bacolod may have just ‘cooked’ a fuel fix—quite literally
With rising fuel costs, one thing is for sure: practical alternatives are taking shape as this initiative from Bacolod City turns excess oil from lechon manok and fast-food fryers into
This March 3, watch the ‘Blood Moon’ glow during a total lunar eclipse
Grab your pair of binoculars and watch the sky on the evening of March 3 as some parts of the Philippines are set to witness a total lunar eclipse, also
This Kapampangan staple is both a delicacy and a ‘gut superfood’
Long valued for its taste, Burong Isda, a traditional dish of fermented fish from Pampanga, hides something more than its sharp aroma and familiar flavor—researchers from University of the Philippines
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