When crises strike, why do PH medical labs shut down?
In a country hammered by typhoons, earthquakes, floods, landslides, and other natural hazards, the Philippines is not new to this; instead, the Filipinos have already gotten used to it to
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TO THE MOON AND BACK: Astronauts set to travel to Moon, but no plan on landing?
Using the National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion capsule, four astronauts will blast off to the moon on NASA’s Artemis II mission to
‘Nuclear traces’ detected in WPS shouldn’t scare you, here’s why
Despite having inactive nuclear power plants and weapon programs, it may come as a surprise that elevated levels of nuclear-linked Iodine-129 were found in the West Philippine Sea—yet, scientists may
Walang katapusang dumi at amoy ng mga katubigan, hindi lang dahil sa basura ‘yan
Malayo pa lamang, malalanghap na ang kakaibang amoy na karaniwan sa mga ilog o kanal, at kung sisisirin ang pinagmumulan nito, matutuklasan ang isang kemikal na parehong delikado sa kalikasan
A sip of your morning coffee might do more than just waking you up
Kyle Gerick Tamayo Beyond flavor and aroma, the coffee that kickstarts your day might just have a roasted chemistry that carries tiny molecular allies in the ongoing struggle to fight
Kung saan may sumusulpot, may halamang-gamot na mahuhugot
Cervy Ramos Karaniwan man at madalas na napagkakamalang ligaw na halaman, ngunit tunay na hitik naman pagdating sa samu’t saring benepisyong pangkalusugan. Sa mga bakuran, gilid ng bangketa, at mamasa-masang
Is your water clean? These algae are the ones to say
Marikina, known for its River Park, shows the importance of caring for freshwater. However, beneath it lives a creature too small to see with the naked eye, yet big enough
Meet the winners of nature’s very own metal-heavy survival show in the forests
Mother Nature has its own way of running the business. From the process of photosynthesis where plants sustain themselves through turning light into energy to the symbiotic relationships between plants
Sorsoganon researcherdiscovers new records of species in home province
Like small pieces of a puzzle, copepods complete the picture of a deep and diverse aquatic world. In the early 1990s and in 2020, copepods, or microcrustacean species and their
Amid the holiday cheer, some hearts skipped a beat—literally.
Lechon on the table, “putok-batok” snacks on the side, beer in hand, and karaoke blasting past midnight—Filipino holidays are all about the feast and the fun. But for some, the
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