Juliana Isabella Landagan Madalas nakabilad sa init ang mga magsasaka upang mag-araro para sa pang-araw-araw na pangkabuhayan. Paminsan hindi namamalayan na ito ay nagiging panganib sa kalagayan at kalusugan ng
Carl Xyruz Frias Deep inside the forests of Southeast Asia, resides the throne of the king of fruits. Striking, tough, and adorned with a crown on its head – the
Jerwen Kiev Del Cano With just a few smokes, every puff of the substance pushes you past the brink—trembling in paralysis as you are stripped of control over your own
Joey Marthyna Baldoza They say time heals everything, and now, scientists explain how that works for Lupus. A study from the University of California – San Francisco (UCSF), published in
Mark Aron Balbin Who gets saved, and who gets left behind? Snakebites remain one of the world’s most neglected health crises — despite being preventable, they continue to claim thousands
Surrogate mothers are more likely to face mental health struggles after birth than women with natural pregnancies, as they cope with emotional separation, social judgment, or the weight of carrying
Humans have long been demolishing the forest for the sake of land development—uprooting trees and displacing forest residents. Along with this destructive expansion, birds are stripped of their tree cavities,
While most lifeforms on Earth needs light to live, this hidden world twists such narrative. During a deep water expedition in the Kuril-Kamchatka and Aleutian trenches of the Northwest Pacific
Just leisurely using the internet adds to one’s carbon footprint. In 2023, the average emission per person was 4.7 metric tons (Statistica). With more climate action from digital service providers,
Elyza Dimaapi Beneath the lights of a silent operating room, a woman lay awake—not dreaming, but living through a historic moment and guiding her surgery as Panay witnessed its first
