Who would have thought that the same plant used in making malunggay pandesal can also be used for filtering tiny pieces of plastics from water? The Moringa tree, commonly known
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
Reese Rabulan With the summer season heating up, DOST-PAGASA releases iHEAT Map to provide Filipinos with accurate real-time weather forecasts and heat advisories nationwide to mitigate health risks amplified by
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,
Science is often pictured as intimidating, complex, and even impossible at times. While these are true to its nature, it should not always be the case. Science, at its core,
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
Rising LPG prices are forcing Filipino households to rethink even the most routine part of daily life: cooking. What was once a quiet certainty now comes with a second thought,
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
They kept copying life, until the copies could no longer live. For years, cloning was seen as science’s closest attempt at perfection—a way to replicate life endlessly without change. But
Habang tumatanda ang isang tao ay mas nagiging bahagi ng araw-araw ang pag-inom ng mga ‘maintenance’ na gamot dahil sa mga sakit na kaakibat ng pag-edad. Sa kabila nito, may
