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PARATING UMINOM NG TUBIG AT HINAY-HINAY SA MAALAT 💧Ngayong World Kidney Day, nagpapaalala ang mga eksperto sa kahalagaha...
12/03/2026

PARATING UMINOM NG TUBIG AT HINAY-HINAY SA MAALAT 💧

Ngayong World Kidney Day, nagpapaalala ang mga eksperto sa kahalagahan ng pag-iingat sa ating mga kidney o bato.

Batay sa datos ng National Kidney and Transplant Institute (NKTI), dumarami ang mga menor de edad na nagkakaroon ng chronic kidney disease (CKD).

PANOORIN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHOLwgfzAuo

PARATING UMINOM NG TUBIG AT BANTAYAN ANG MGA KINAKAIN 💧

Ngayong World Kidney Day, nagpapaalala ang mga eksperto sa kahalagahan ng pag-iingat sa ating mga kidney o bato.

Batay sa datos ng National Kidney and Transplant Institute (NKTI), dumarami ang mga menor de edad na nagkakaroon ng chronic kidney disease (CKD).

PANOORIN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bHOLwgfzAuo

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12/03/2026

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Whether you like it or not, you are affecting others with your smoking or va**ng habit.

Possible effects of your smoke/fumes to children:
❗️Sudden infant death syndrome
❗️Infection to lungs, ears, and other organs
❗️Asthma

Possible effects of your smoke/fumes to the elderly:
❗️Stroke
❗️Lung and breast cancer
❗️Coronary heart disease
❗️Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
❗️Asthma
❗️Diabetes mellitus

Secondhand and thirdhand smoke can be deadly.

🚭 Don’t smoke/v**e. Call the DOH Quitline 1558 for assistance.

**ngCAR26


How To Take Care of Your Body Through The DecadesCTTO Tony Leachon
11/03/2026

How To Take Care of Your Body Through The Decades

CTTO
Tony Leachon

Smoking can reduce average life expectancy by 10 years. Your health matters. It’s never too late to  .
10/03/2026

Smoking can reduce average life expectancy by 10 years.

Your health matters.

It’s never too late to .



🚭 DON’T SMOKE OR V**E IN EVACUATION CENTERS 🚭According to DSWD data, 54,809 families or 198,052 individuals are currentl...
09/03/2026

🚭 DON’T SMOKE OR V**E IN EVACUATION CENTERS 🚭

According to DSWD data, 54,809 families or 198,052 individuals are currently staying inside 1,689 evacuation centers in the country after the continuous rains in recent days.

The DOH reminds that the use of ci******es and v**es is strictly prohibited in public places—including schools and evacuation centers, according to Republic Act 9211 and Executive Order No. 106.

Ci******es and v**es are:
🚭 especially bad for those with asthma, cough, or other illnesses
🚭 dangerous for pregnant women, infants, and children
🚭 a possible cause for fires

Respect the health and safety of everyone.

📞 For help in quitting, call the DOH Quitline 1558.


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R E P O S THuwag magpaloko! Ang ‘vapor’ o usok na lumalabas mula sa e-cigarette, v**e, at HTP products ay katulad din ng...
06/03/2026

R E P O S T

Huwag magpaloko! Ang ‘vapor’ o usok na lumalabas mula sa e-cigarette, v**e, at HTP products ay katulad din ng usok mula sa yosi at may masamang epekto sa ating kalusugan.

Huwag magpadala sa ‘smoke-free’ marketing ng mga kumpanya.

Itigil ang paggamit ng v**e. Tumawag sa 1558 (DOH quitline).

Sa bisyo, walang panalo!



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05/03/2026

‼️BIGLAANG SAKIT SA BAGA, PWEDENG MAIDULOT NG MGA V**E ‼️

Ayon sa American Lung Association, ang E-Cigarette or V**e Use-Associated Lung Injury o EVALI ay acute respiratory illness o biglaang sakit sa baga na maaaring makuha sa paggamit ng mga v**e device.

Nagsisimula ito sa ubo, hirap sa paghinga, at pananakit ng dibdib, ngunit sa mga malalang kaso, umaabot ito sa permanenteng pagkasira ng baga, pagkaospital o sa mas malubhang kaso, sa pagkamatay.

'Wag mag-v**e! 'Wag magpaloko sa v**e at sigarilyo.

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04/03/2026

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Public Statement on Va**ng and Public Health- Dr. Tony Leachon As a physician and advocate for public safety, I feel com...
03/03/2026

Public Statement on Va**ng and Public Health
- Dr. Tony Leachon

As a physician and advocate for public safety, I feel compelled to raise a quiet but urgent concern. The rise of e‑ci******es in our communities—marketed with sweet, candy‑like flavors and promoted as “harm reduction”—is in truth a pathway to ni****ne addiction among the youth. What is being normalized today may become tomorrow’s epidemic of chronic disease.

Health experts have long warned that v**e liquids and aerosols are toxic, irritating the airways and damaging lung tissue. These products contribute to the growing burden of noncommunicable diseases—cancer, cardiovascular illness, and chronic respiratory conditions—that already strain our healthcare system and consume substantial government resources.

What makes this more troubling is the weakness of regulatory agencies, which have allowed deceptive marketing and loopholes to flourish. In effect, we are poisoning Filipinos, especially the next generation, while other ASEAN countries have already acted decisively with bans.

This is not about politics or noise. It is about protecting our children, safeguarding public health, and preventing another wave of preventable disease. With humility and hope, I urge our leaders to listen to the science, heed the warnings of medical organizations, and take firm action to ban v**es. The health of our youth—and the future of our nation—depends on it.


The ASCOT Health Services Unit, ASCOT - Supreme College Student Council in collaboration with Provincial Health Office H...
03/03/2026

The ASCOT Health Services Unit, ASCOT - Supreme College Student Council in collaboration with Provincial Health Office HIV/STI Program Manager Nurse Femia Calumba and Medical Technologist Arcelyn Torrejos, successfully organized a impactful HIV Seminar and Testing event at the Student Boulevard, made possible by the steadfast support of President Renato G. Reyes and VPAA Dr. Mayreen Amazona, as well as the dedicated efforts of Gender and Development Director Ms. Cynthia Macose and our College Nurse Genalyn Gudoy.This initiative aimed to empower students with crucial knowledge, promote awareness, and encourage proactive health management.

Through interactive sessions and accessible testing, the event sought to break stigmas and foster a culture of inclusivity and understanding. The institution's commitment to student welfare and health was highlighted, providing a valuable opportunity for students to prioritize their well-being and engage in open conversations about HIV. The collective effort underscores the importance of teamwork in creating a safer, more informed community, paving the way for continued advocacy and support.

Inline with the celebration of Women's Month, This initiative highlighted the strength and resilience of women, while emphasizing the importance of prioritizing health and well-being. 💪👸


See you at the ASCOT Student Boulevard 💉🩺
02/03/2026

See you at the ASCOT Student Boulevard 💉🩺

“Strengthening Awareness and Prevention: A Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Education Seminar for Students of Aurora State College of Technology for Inclusive and Gender-Responsive Role”
Know the Truth, protect your future
✅Get Tested
✅Know your status
✅Protect yourself and others
✅It's not a death sentence-early detection saves lives
See you at the ASCOT Student Boulevard on March 3, 2026 at 8:00 am
Health Services Unit🥰
- Supreme College Student Council

𝒮𝑒𝑒 𝓎𝑜𝓊 𝒯𝑜𝓂𝑜𝓇𝓇𝑜𝓌! 💉

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