In a groundbreaking study, researchers have unveiled a remarkable use for Taal volcanic ash. The team is from Ateneo de Manila University and National University-Mall of Asia Campus. This abundant […]
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From Trash to Treasure – Philippine Fish Skin Shows Promise in Treating Burns
A groundbreaking discovery from Ateneo de Manila University scientists is poised to revolutionize wound care, particularly in developing nations. Their research reveals the untapped potential of milkfish (bangus) skin. This […]
Filipinos’ Key Barriers to Using Solar Energy
The Philippines enjoys abundant sunshine and faces high electricity costs. Despite these conditions, the adoption of rooftop solar power (RTSP) is widespread. However, high upfront costs and a lack of […]
Improved Sunny Day Forecast
Ateneo de Manila University and the Manila Observatory led an international research team. This team made significant strides in enhancing sunny weather forecasts in the Philippines. Their work directly benefits […]
Shellfish Found in Luzon Can Cause Amnesia
Luzon, the most populous group of islands in the Philippines, is faced with a new potential health concern. The presence of diatoms in shellfish farms can cause amnesia. Scientists from […]
New Study Challenges Lipid-Heart Hypothesis and Keys Equation
The paper, published in the open-access journal Nutrients, highlights a critical mistake by Keys. He mistakenly conflated healthy saturated fats found in foods like meat and dairy with harmful industrial trans-fats.
Researchers Call to Regulate Flavored Tobacco
The research, published in the journal Globalization and Health, analyzed a wide range of tobacco products available in the country. It uncovered the widespread use of enticing flavors and imagery.
Chewing Gum Could Boost Tilapia Health
This discovery revolutionizes tilapia farming by enabling cultivation in regions with colder climates.