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Minimally Invasive Surgery: Why less is better
After years of enduring the pain of an enlarged herniated bulge on his left side Dr. Steve Costello—a dentist and the owner of Subic Superfood Inc. in Subic—was inspired and convinced by a number of friends to have himself checked back in 2017...
Science meets art to preserve Ati culture in Panay
The Hiligaynon song delivered a smooth, flowing and gentle rhythm. Accompanied by a piano, the song’s beauty could be felt even if the listener is Manila-based or non-Hiligaynon, who may not understand the lyrics.
The song, “Ambahanon sa Kagab-ihon,” was one of the winners...
82% of honey, 80% of vinegar sold in the Philippines are fake
Nuclear tech detects food authenticity (it is not only for power plants)
About 82% of honey brands and 80% of vinegar brands sold in the Philippines are fake. Most of the honey are from sugar or corn, while vinegar had been adulterated or composed...
Needling your way to health through acupuncture
If you are not too keen about taking pain medication to relieve yourself of the constant pain you are feeling in your knees and other parts of your body, you may want to consider other options. One option is acupuncture.
According to Dr....
A home away from home for seniors
FILIPINO CULTURE AND PRACTICES DICTATE that when our parents get old, it is our duty as their children to look after them. Hence, it has been a long-held notion that Filipinos will not be open to the idea of leaving their parents in...
8 new Filipino scholars will build PHL’s Maya-5, Maya-6 nanosats
The Philippine Space Program is surging forward and its leaders are being true to their word of having the country’s satellites made by Filipinos. The second batch of eight Filipino scholars who will construct the Philippines’ Maya-5 and Maya-6 cube nanosatellites (nanosats or...
