IE Medica Inc.

21/01/2026

The liver works continuously—often without warning when something is wrong.

Responsible for metabolism, detoxification, and essential bodily functions, the liver is frequently overlooked until damage is advanced. This is why liver health deserves attention long before symptoms appear.

At I.E. Medica, we believe that protecting what works quietly requires awareness and respect. Supporting liver health is not just about treatment—it is about prevention, early care, and informed action.

Silence should never mean neglect.

19/01/2026

On January 15, 2026, healthcare professionals gathered for the Philippine Society of Medical Oncology (PSMO) Roundtable Discussion Series titled “Nourishing Collaboration: Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Cancer Nutrition in Head & Neck and Gastrointestinal Oncology.”

The session brought together expert panelists Dr. Dennis Sacdalan, Dr. Cesar Vincent Villafuerte III, Dr. Jereel Aron Sahagun, and Dr. Anthony Dofitas, with Dr. Florge Francis Sy serving as moderator.

Held at the UP Manila Museum of a History of Ideas, the discussion highlighted the importance of multidisciplinary perspectives and professional dialogue in addressing complex aspects of cancer care, including nutrition in oncology practice.

At I.E. Medica, we value initiatives that encourage collaboration, continued learning, and thoughtful exchange among healthcare professionals because informed discussions are an essential part of responsible patient care.

15/01/2026

Some of the most serious threats to liver health are the ones that remain undetected.

Undiagnosed conditions—such as chronic liver disease, viral infections, or rare metabolic disorders—can progress silently for years. Without early identification, opportunities for intervention may be missed until complications arise.

Liver Cancer Awareness Month reminds us of the importance of vigilance, regular screening, and early evaluation. Ethical healthcare is proactive, not reactive—and early awareness can change outcomes.

13/01/2026

The liver absorbs the impact of everyday choices—often long before any symptoms appear.

Lifestyle and environmental factors such as diet, alcohol intake, metabolic health, stress, and exposure to toxins can quietly influence liver function over time. These cumulative effects play a significant role in the development of chronic liver disease and liver cancer.

This Liver Cancer Awareness Month, we focus on what often goes unnoticed: the long-term consequences of daily patterns. Prevention is rarely dramatic—it is built through consistency, awareness, and informed decisions.

A healthier future begins with understanding how today’s habits shape tomorrow’s outcomes.

09/01/2026

Liver cancer rarely begins suddenly. More often, it is the result of long-term liver stress.

One commonly overlooked contributor is the improper or prolonged use of medications and supplements. Even widely used products can strain the liver when taken without guidance, combined unnecessarily, or used continuously without monitoring.

This Liver Cancer Awareness Month, we highlight the importance of responsible use and informed consultation. Ethical healthcare means recognizing that “common” does not always mean “risk-free.”

05/01/2026

January marks Liver Cancer and Viral Hepatitis Awareness and Prevention Month, a timely reminder that some of the most serious health risks develop quietly.

Throughout the month, we will share conversations focused on liver health, hepatitis, and lesser-known risk factors that influence long-term outcomes. These topics matter because awareness enables prevention and prevention saves lives.

At I.E. Medica, education is part of our responsibility. By sharing relevant information, we aim to support healthcare professionals and communities in making informed choices.

31/12/2025

Happy New Year 2026.

As we enter the new year, we thank our partners, healthcare professionals, and communities for the trust and collaboration we shared in 2025.

We move into 2026 focused on what matters: delivering relevant healthcare solutions, supporting medical professionals, and contributing responsibly to patient care across the country.

We look forward to continuing this work together in the year ahead.

I.E. Medica Inc.

24/12/2025

I.E. Medica has achieved AEO Level 1 certification from the Bureau of Customs, becoming the first and only pharmaceutical company in the Philippines to do so.

This milestone reflects rigorous compliance, disciplined systems, and a long-term commitment to operational reliability— because in healthcare, how we operate matters as much as what we deliver.

Read more about what this means for our partners and the healthcare supply chain.

https://www.iemedica.com.ph/i-e-medica-achieves-aeo-level-1-certification-strengthening-operational-excellence-in-healthcare/ #

(L-R) Hanna Mae Delos Santos, IE Medica Imports Assistant Manager; Johanna Romero, IE Medica Director for Strategy, Ex*****on, and Services; Camille Albores, IE Medica Business Process Manager; Ma. Socorro Bantilan, BOC Acting Chief, Customs Duty Free Shops Division, NAIA Customshouse; Christian Tib...

22/12/2025

We are humbled and proud to share that I.E. Medica has received the Authorized Economic Operator (AEO) Level 1 certification—making us the first and only pharmaceutical company in the Philippines to achieve this recognition.

This distinction is awarded to organizations that demonstrate strict customs compliance, strong supply chain security, and dependable operational systems. It reflects years of consistent adherence to processes and responsible regulatory practice, validating that our operations meet rigorous international standards and are trusted for their reliability.

This milestone strengthens our ongoing pursuit of operational efficiency and excellence. More importantly, it reinforces our commitment to building dependable systems that quietly enable better healthcare delivery. With AEO Level 1 Certification, we are better positioned to move essential healthcare products more predictably and responsibly, supporting our partners and the patients we serve.

16/12/2025

Last December 7, 2025, I.E. Medica Inc. took part in a medical mission held at Buhangin Gym, Barangay Buhangin, Davao City. The activity brought together local government units, healthcare professionals, and volunteer organizations to provide free medical consultations, basic health services, and essential medicines to the community. Designed to serve up to 300 patients, the mission was supported by around 20 doctors and dedicated on-site healthcare volunteers.

I.E. Medica’s participation reflects a practical and purposeful approach to community engagement, supporting initiatives that help address gaps in access to healthcare while fostering collaboration with healthcare professionals working on the ground..

At I.E. Medica, the commitment remains clear: to contribute responsibly, work alongside healthcare partners, and support initiatives that deliver meaningful value to patients and communities.

15/12/2025

Burnout among cancer caregivers is well-documented in research.
It affects sleep, memory, focus, immunity, and emotional stability.

In Filipino households, burnout is often hidden behind:
• “Kaya pa.”
• “Ako na lang.”
• “Ayoko magreklamo.”

But strain doesn’t disappear just because we avoid talking about it.

Being tired is a sign we’re human, not failures.

Which part of caring drains you the fastest?

11/12/2025

Not all caregiving moments look dramatic.
Most of them are small, quiet adjustments:

Rearranging pillows.
Checking breathing at 1 AM.
Preparing meds before the sun rises.
Cleaning up before anyone wakes.
Keeping fear in your chest so the patient doesn’t see it.

These moments matter, even if no one applauds them.

What’s one quiet part of caregiving only you notice?