A fourth impeachment complaint has been filed against Vice President Sara Duterte, differing from previous attempts by centering on allegations regarding her Statements of Assets, Liabilities and Net Worth (SALN). The 69-page verified complaint was filed on February 18 and transmitted to the office of Speaker Faustino “Bojie” Dy III the following day. Focus on … Read more
The Future of Fat: Navigating the Supermarket Aisles for a Healthier Heart and Mind For years, dietary fat has been vilified. However, leading nutritionist Dr. Jean-Michel Cohen, in his latest work, Le Guide d’achat pour bien manger, emphasizes the importance of fats for both cardiovascular and mental health. This shift in understanding is reshaping how … Read more
The Senate Blue Ribbon Committee’s investigation into anomalous flood control projects remains ongoing, with a draft partial report still under revision as of Sunday, February 8. Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo “Ping” Lacson stated that concerns raised by members of the majority bloc are being addressed, but the core findings of the report are unlikely … Read more
The Dark Side of Perfection: How Viral Beauty Trends Could Reshape Society The upcoming Disney+ series, The Beauty, taps into a chilling premise: a sexually transmitted virus that grants physical perfection. While fictional, it’s a potent reflection of our increasingly obsessive pursuit of idealised beauty, and a glimpse into potential future trends where biotechnology and … Read more
The Pecan Power-Up: How Dietary Science is Redefining Cholesterol Management For years, high cholesterol was largely considered a concern for older adults. However, the reality is shifting. Recent data from Santé Publique France reveals that nearly 20% of the French population – one in five people – grapple with elevated cholesterol levels. This is a … Read more
Sleepless Nights, Silent Threat: How Early Sleep Disruption Could Revolutionize ALS Diagnosis and Treatment For years, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), also known as Charcot’s disease, has been a devastating diagnosis delivered often too late. Characterized by the progressive loss of motor neurons, ALS currently has no cure and a limited treatment window. But a growing … Read more
MANILA, Philippines — The search for business tycoon-turned-fugitive Atong Ang is being hampered by his substantial financial resources, according to Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla. Remulla stated on Tuesday that tracking Ang’s money is the primary challenge in locating him, as it allows him to evade capture. Challenges in the Manhunt Remulla explained that significant wealth … Read more
Decoding the Flu: Why Early Detection Matters & What the Future Holds That familiar, creeping feeling of unwellness – is it just a cold, or the onset of the flu? The line can be blurry, especially as we navigate a world still mindful of respiratory illnesses. Recognizing the early signals of influenza isn’t just about … Read more
A recent incident involving a Chinese naval vessel assisting a Filipino fisherman off Zambales has sparked debate, but according to international law expert Dr. Melissa Loja, the assistance does not violate Philippine sovereignty. Legal Basis for Assistance Dr. Loja, a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Copenhagen, explained that the obligation to conduct search and … Read more
The Resurgent Flu: What the ‘Variant K’ Strain Means for the Future The flu is back, and this year, a particular strain – dubbed ‘Variant K’ – is grabbing headlines. While not a completely new virus, its rapid spread and potential to evade existing immunity are raising concerns among health officials and the public alike. … Read more