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Obstacles to breastfeeding cited

By Rose de la Cruz | September 13, 2010 - 12:00am

Despite the deep-seated breastfeeding (BF) culture in the Philippines, Filipino mothers have increasingly been using other feeding substitutes like formula milk and infant foods for most urban households and thick...

Business As Usual

6,725 people in evacuation centers now suffering from diseases

By Ghio Ong | October 8, 2009 - 12:00am

Health Secretary Francisco Duque III reported yesterday that some 6,725 persons in evacuation centers are now suffering from common diseases like upper respiratory tract infection, skin infection, diarrhea and minor...

Headlines