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Jan
31st

Induced Abortion in the Philippines

Author: Jam | Files under Education, Health, Medicine, Politics, Social Issues

During my three-day duty at the OB-GYNE outpatient department, I was overwhelmed by the number of abortion cases. We had an average of five cases a day. At least one-third of these mothers had induced abortion, which means that they resorted to mechanical or chemical means to terminate their pregnancy. Usually they seek for consult [...]


Dec
28th

Pinoys won’t need LPG someday!

Author: Jam | Files under Current Events

A newly invented gas stove by 2 Filipino engineers will make Philippines LPG-free someday that is, we will be free of the hazards of LPG. Further, the new innovation will also cut off the demand for firewoods; our remaining forests can be saved.
This new product utilizes agricultural wastes like rice hull or ipa as fuel, [...]


Dec
16th

Good News: UN seeks $46M for RP typhoon aid

Author: Jam | Files under Current Events, Politics

GENEVA (Reuters) - The United Nations on Friday asked for $46 million to help hundreds of thousands of people affected by a series of devastating typhoons in the Philippines.
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) said the assistance would be used to help meet urgent needs in areas whose homes, medical facilities [...]


Dec
5th

Judge Benjamin Pozon Should Make it as “Newsmaker of the Year”

Author: Jam | Files under Current Events, Politics

Judge Benjamin Pozon admitted that the Subic Rape Case was one of the hardest cases he has ever handled. The Filipino people are happy that justice prevailed in this case.
A MAKATI court convicted US marine Lance Cpl. Daniel Smith of rape and sentenced him to 40 years in prison yesterday in a landmark [...]


Aug
30th

Bioremediation for the Guimaras Spill

Author: Jam | Files under Current Events, Health, Politics, Science, Social Issues

The Guimaras spill will create more disastrous outcome if we remedies and solutions will not be layed out as soon as possible. The Department of Environment and Natural Resources are thinking of using bioremediation to clear the spill. Three microorganisms - Pseudomonas azelaica, Serratia marcescens, and Xanthomonas maltophilia which are hydrocarbon-consuming organisms can help clear [...]


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