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Learn more about the danger of the heat index reaching 46°C in Metro Manila and two other areas in the Philippines. Find out the precautions advised by PAGASA to stay safe during extreme heat conditions.
Learn more about how presidential adviser Lorenzo Gadon recovered after experiencing a mild stroke and the importance of taking heart health seriously.
Learn more about how climate change is slowing down heat waves and exposing communities to extreme temperatures for longer periods. Discover the implications for the future and the disproportionate impacts on less-developed regions.
Read more about the improving health of former First Lady Imelda Marcos as she is expected to be discharged from the hospital soon. President Marcos shares updates on her progress and her positive outlook. Learn more about her recovery.
Learn more about Imelda Marcos’ current health condition and her positive outlook despite being diagnosed with slight pneumonia. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. provides an update on her treatment and expresses gratitude for the support and prayers from the public.
Learn more about the lasting effects of smoking on the immune system and the importance of quitting smoking for long-term health. Quitting smoking is linked to a lower risk of disease and premature death. This study reveals that smoking alters the immune system, particularly the adaptive immunity, which protects the body from infection. While innate immunity rebounds immediately after quitting smoking, adaptive immunity remains affected for years, or even decades. The sooner individuals quit smoking, the better, as the effects do wear off over time. These changes in the immune system could potentially affect individuals’ risk of infections, cancer, or autoimmune diseases. Another study found that quitting smoking was linked to a lower risk of disease and premature death, with average life expectancy returning to normal after 10 years of quitting.
