Global health leaders push for UN summit to halt rising hepatitis deaths
Health ministers and global health leaders have called for a United Nations High-Level Meeting by 2028 to rescue faltering targets…
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Building a sustainable future through local actions
This year marks a crucial midpoint. Four years have passed since the launch of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework in…
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Philippine scientists build AI tool to accelerate antibiotic discovery
Researchers at the University of the Philippines Diliman have developed an artificial intelligence tool to accelerate the discovery of new…
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Something in the Air: Breath of Fresh Data for Manila
Filipinos are currently breathing air that exceeds World Health Organization (WHO) safety limits, leading to nearly 87,000 annual deaths and…
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The latest ranking shows Philippine universities struggling to keep pace with surging Asia
In the high-stakes game of regional prestige, the annual release of the Times Higher Education (THE) Asia University Rankings has…
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Sinking lands drive coastal flood risks
Velox Networks, the leading Singapore-headquartered cloud telephony provider, today announced its expansion into the Philippines, its third Southeast Asian market…
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Singapore cloud telephony provider velox networks expands into the Philippines
Velox Networks, the leading Singapore-headquartered cloud telephony provider, today announced its expansion into the Philippines, its third Southeast Asian market…
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Mystery marine die-off cripples PNG’s New Ireland province
A mysterious environmental crisis in Papua New Guinea’s New Ireland province has left over 750 people ill and thousands of…
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Legal experts, regulators call for policy reform to accelerate Philippine energy transition
The Philippines is making steady progress toward its renewable energy targets, but government and industry leaders warn that infrastructure gaps…
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Heat effect: Why Southeast Asia is losing its steps
The standard warnings on climate change usually conjure images of rising seas or scorched crops. But a sobering new study…
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