EPCALM partners with GetMEDS Philippines for better access to life-saving medications
“Our goal is not just to provide free medications,” Bishnoi said. “We find more meaning and fulfillment in being part of their healing journey.”
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@getmeds_ph
First Affordable Teriparatide Injection Biosimilar Will Enter the Philippine Market — A Future of Cost-effective Bone Health Treatment
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🌡️ Rising Heat, Rising Risk
Climate change is driving extreme heat—and studies link it to a rise in cancer among women in the Middle East.
We need urgent action on climate, health, and equity
#ClimateHealth#WomensHealth#CancerAwareness#PublicHealth
Source: @YaleE360
🚨BREAKING: DOH says facemasks are ineffective against mpox. Instead, avoiding close contact like kissing and hugging is the best way to prevent it! ❌❤️
Stay safe by keeping distance and practicing proper hygiene. Know how MPO spreads and protect yourself the right way! #mpox
With the first confirmed case of #mpox now reported in Iloilo, it’s important for all of us to stay vigilant and take the necessary precautions to protect ourselves and our community.
🚨 Batangas Provincial Health Office Acting Head Lally Masangkay confirms 1 case of mpox in Batangas. Mag-ingat po tayong lahat. Stay updated and practice proper hygiene. #HealthAlert#Mpox#Getmeds
@airindia Air India hits a milestone with its first airport-to-door intl pharma delivery! 🚛✈️ Six tonnes from Delhi to Brussels, kept at 15–25°C. A leap in cold-chain logistics—setting new standards in precision.
What are your thoughts here?
#PharmaLogistics#ColdChain
A new wave of cancer treatments is on the rise—ranging from targeted radiation drugs to gene-based therapies and cancer vaccines—offering fresh hope for patients with tough-to-treat tumors.
Source: Undark
Doctors warn that taurine, a key ingredient in popular energy drinks, may fuel the growth of leukemia cells—raising fresh concerns about cancer risks.
Source: https://t.co/zp6uCeZc69
A recent study found that over half of personal care products used by Black and Latina women contain formaldehyde-releasing preservatives—a known carcinogen linked to cancer—posing significant health risks with repeated exposure.
Source: Hindustan Times
A recent study highlights growing concerns over frequent CT scans in India, linking them to an increased risk of radiation-induced cancers. Experts advise careful tracking of scans and considering alternatives like MRI to reduce long-term health risks.
Source: Times of India