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
How HIV became a ‘gay disease’—and why that’s wrong For decades, sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), usually Human Immunodeficiency Virus or also known as HIV has been wrongly associated with the
Cervy Ramos Sa isang lipunang nagmamadali sa pagbangon, ang matagal na pagdadalamhati ay kadalasang itinuturing na kahinaan. Ngunit sa larangan ng agham, malinaw ang ipinapakita na ang pagdadalamhati nang matagal
Before the urban forests grew, the Philippine land had already known the stories of one community: the Aytas. They were the first to step on the country before it even
Cervy Ramos Sa panahon ngayon, hindi na maituturing na luho ang kuryente. Ito ang nagpapatakbo sa mga bahay, paaralan, negosyo, ospital, at halos buong sistema ng lipunan. Kaya naman habang
Kyle Gerick Tamayo During the 1960s, humanity made its achievement to step onto the moon. More than fifty years later, NASA is preparing for a return— not for a visit,
Al Razelle Ramores Students nationwide clamor in finalizing their works, with most resorting to cramming as the pressure mounts — however, cramming information is nothing more than a quick fix
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
In a world powered by electricity, even the slightest power outage can be life-threatening. Nowhere is this more evident than inside hospitals and other medical facilities, where even the slightest
Health experts just redefined the futures of women suffering from the hormonal disorder Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, or PCOS. The condition recently received another name, redefining how it is perceived, diagnosed,
