Cassandra Casticimo The Philippines has taken a significant step in addressing its growing mental health needs with the launch of lurasidone, a second-generation antipsychotic medication for schizophrenia and bipolar depression.
Gabriel Ibis From a string of rejections to a world stage in Columbus, Ohio—students from Jose Panganiban, Camarines Norte transformed their love for mangroves into a math-powered mission to protect
Yahya Ibrahim Yusop A group of Grade 10 students from Bongabon National High School, Nueva Ecija, has developed a machine capable of assessing onion quality using spectrometry. The innovation, called
Gabriel Ibis and Aera Cassandra Ramos The caring, discerning touch of a mother holds a special place in a person’s heart—and a mother and daughter legacy have made it their
Bernadette Soriano The 2025 Philippine elections are not merely about leadership but a defining moment for the planet’s future. With environmental disasters worsening, voters are confronted with the imperative choice
Krysthea Charizze Abagon A three-time spacewalker and an astronaut who missed her first one due to a spacesuit malfunction took part in the historic fifth all-female U.S. Spacewalk 93 on
Mark Aaron Balbin Have you ever been curious about how a single bad meal can spoil your favorite food for life? Researchers at Princeton University discovered a neural process that
Lyndon James Diesta A breakthrough in medical research is made as researchers in China successfully used a gene-edited pig liver to transplant into a human, as published in Nature this
Mark Aaron Balbin Meta debuts its new AI assistant app, joining the ranks of AI software giants in the tech industry. On April 29 (April 30 in Manila), Meta CEO
Danniell Domingo Sensors typically used for facial recognition in smartphones have now been adapted to enhance the efficiency of farm robots, making them GPS-independent and capable of navigating varied terrains.
