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Labor & Childbirth
WHO's New Recommendations Aim to Reduce Medical Interventions in Childbirth
WHO's New Recommendations Aim to Reduce Medical Interventions in Childbirth
News
DOH To Provide Free HPV Vaccines To 9-Year-Old Girls In 2025
This initiative aims to reduce cervical cancer cases.
Health
WHO Declares Mpox A Global Health Emergency
Here’s what you need to know about the global mpox outbreak.
News
World Health Organization Seeks China Data Amid Spike In Respiratory Illnesses In Children
Chinese health officials from the National Health Commission disclosed a noticeable rise in respiratory diseases.
Your Kid’s Health
Why Your Newborn Shouldn't Leave the Hospital Without the Hepatitis B Vaccine
The vaccine is best given at birth and is crucial for preventing the infection.
Holidays
Zero Screen Time for Babies Under 1 Year Old: Strict or Just Right?
The World Health Organization has come up with its first-ever guidelines on screen time for kids.
News
Valerie 'Bangs' Garcia Has Given Birth to Daughter Amelia!
Plus, Michelle Madrigal defends working out at six weeks postpartum, watch Vin Sotto take his first steps, and more!
Baby
4 Lifesaving Steps to Take as Soon as Your Baby Is Born
In creating a birth plan, make sure to include these crucial baby care steps to ensure your little one's health going forward.
Labor & Childbirth
Easter Wish: A Clinic That Caters to New Moms with Depression
We found a clinic abroad that could be emulated here so moms who suffer from depression won't be afraid to seek help.
News
Top of the Morning: Mariel Rodriguez Asks for Prayers to Overcome Breastfeeding Challenges
Plus, see pics from Juris Fernandez's maternity shoot, WHO declares end of Zika emergency threat, and more!
News
Top of the Morning: Heart Evangelista Marks 40th Day of 'Mom' Miriam Santiago
Plus, see photos from Neri Naig’s second maternity shoot, watch the first trailer for Netflix's new animated series ‘Trollhunters’, and more!
News
Is the Dengue Vaccine Really Safe?
The country approved the use of the dengue vaccine back in December, and is the first to be licensed globally to combat the mosquito-borne disease for people aged between nine and 45.
Breastfeeding
Breastfeeding Boosts Academic Performance of Infants 10 Years Later
A study shows the advantages on academic performance 10 years later by breastfeeding infants for six months or more.
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