Health - Matches

MANY of us start the school year with excitement and eagerness to learn, but for some reason, the feeling wanes as the months pass. What could be the ..

On May 24, Agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol said the P70-billion Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) program or 4Ps only makes beneficiaries overl..

Following Monday's barangay and SK elections, the business sector is hoping for the barangays' support in spurring economic development, being the sma..

A GOVERNMENT think tank said a foreign expert is calling for a review of the conditional cash transfer (CCT) program to ensure that only the intended ..

THE GOVERNMENT should revisit its conditional cash transfer program to ensure that they are given only to those who need them, an expert said. &ldquo..

Poor Filipino children under the government’s conditional cash transfer (CCT) and health care programs now have better acess to health care, the..

Filipino children from poor households who are part of the government’s health insurance program have increased access to health care, both for ..

Despite the significant decrease in prices of medicines as the share of generic medicines substantially grew over the years, demand for medicines amon..

Despite the significant decrease in prices of medicines as the share of generic medicines substantially grew over the years, demand for medicines amon..

One way to reduce medicine costs is to increase competition among manufacturers in the domestic market, said Gilberto Llanto and Ramon Clarete, presid..

Increasing competition among manufacturers in the domestic market is one way to reduce the costs of medicine in the Philippines, state think tank Phil..

One way to reduce medicine costs is to increase competition among manufacturers in the domestic market, said Gilberto Llanto and Ramon Clarete, presid..

The country can save as much as P294.13 million a year in health costs if poor Filipinos are given more access to contraceptives to combat HIV/AIDS, a..

Impoverished women workers are vulnerable to sexually transmitted diseases (STD) than those from the affluent households, according to a study conduct..

Women living in poverty in the Philippines are more vulnerable to sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) such as HIV/AIDS than those from rich household..