STI & STD CARE

03/02/2026

‼️MAGPABAKUNA‼️
Kapag nakagat o nakalmot ng A*o, Pusa, Unggoy o Paniki , huwag itong ipagsawalang bahala.

‼️NAKAKAMATAY ANG RABIES‼️

🌞ABC CLINIC:
Monday - Sunday: 9AM-6PM

📍Located at 051 Don Fabian Extension Brgy. Commonwealth, Quezon City

▪️Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis
▪️Post Exposure Prophylaxis
▪️ERIG Administration
▪️Anti- Tetanus Serum
▪️Tetanus Toxoid

📌Landmarks:
- near 7/11 Don Fabian Extension

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Mobile: 09568258081

19/01/2026

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HIV, or human immunodeficiency virus, is a virus that attacks the body’s immune system, specifically targeting cells that help fight infections. If left untreated, HIV can progress to AIDS, a condition in which the immune system becomes severely weakened and unable to protect the body from life-threatening illnesses. While there is currently no cure for HIV, medical science has made major advances that allow people living with the virus to lead long, healthy lives through consistent treatment.

With proper medical care, including antiretroviral therapy, HIV can be controlled to the point where the virus becomes undetectable in the blood and cannot be transmitted to others through sexual contact. This makes early testing, accurate information, and prevention strategies essential. Being informed about HIV helps reduce fear, stigma, and misinformation, while encouraging responsible health decisions that protect both individuals and communities. Awareness remains one of the most powerful tools in the fight against HIV.

Science Department |

18/01/2026

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PrEP Works. Protection Starts with You

Nagpapababa ng panganib ng HIV mula sa pakikipagtalik ng halos 99% ang tamang pag-inom ng PrEP lalo na kung ayon sa reseta.
Gumamit din ng condom para sa dagdag proteksyon laban sa HIV at STI.

Para sa HIV negative na mataas ang risk, mahalaga ang consistent na pag-inom ng PrEP at regular na HIV testing.

Magpunta sa ating mga Social Hygiene at Sundown Clinic para sa libreng PrEP. Bukas mula Lunes hanggang Biyernes:

Social Hygiene Clinics 8AM–5PM
• Project 7 Social Hygiene Clinic Project 7 QC
• Batasan Social Hygiene Clinic Batasan Hills QC
• A J Maximo Social Hygiene Clinic Maagap St Doña Isaura Subd Novaliches QC
• Bernardo Social Hygiene Clinic

Klinika Sundown Clinics 3PM–11PM
• Klinika Project 7 Project 7 QC
• Klinika Batasan Batasan Hills QC
• Klinika Novaliches Maagap St Doña Isaura Subd Novaliches QC
• Klinika Bernardo

Klinika Eastwood 12NN–9PM
• Eastwood Citywalk 3rd flr Parking

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Maaari ding tumawag sa:
8703-2759
0962-274-7107
8988-4242 loc. 1609

23/12/2025

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The numbers are rising, and they weigh heavily on us. Seven years after I authored the Philippine HIV and AIDS Policy Act in the 17th Congress, we mark its anniversary with both pride and concern. This law was meant to modernize our nation’s response, strengthening prevention, treatment, care, and support, and reconstituting the Philippine National AIDS Council for stronger national coordination.

Yet the Department of Health reports that the Philippines now faces the fastest growing HIV epidemic in the Asia Pacific region. From 4,400 new cases in 2010, the figure has surged by 550% to 29,600 in 2024, with an estimated 252,800 Filipinos living with HIV in 2025. These numbers remind us that legislation alone cannot end the epidemic.

As the author of this law, I call on all of us to act with urgency, empathy, and resolve. We must confront stigma, expand education, and ensure that every Filipino has access to testing and treatment. Every statistic represents a life, family, and future we must protect.

22/12/2025

"From July to September this year, the Department of Health recorded 5,000 new cases of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) in the Philippines. Alarmingly, thirty percent of these cases are under the age of 18."

This is a reminder that HIV does not discriminate, and no one should be blamed or shamed for their status. Stop promoting hate. Some of us are victims, not perpetrators. More people getting tested for HIV is a sign that awareness is growing, and that is a positive development. Knowing your status empowers you to take control of your health, encourages early treatment, and helps prevent the spread of HIV. Every test taken is a step toward breaking the stigma, fostering understanding, and building a supportive community. Be educated, know your status, and encourage others to do the same. Early testing saves lives and protects everyone. Let us focus on awareness, compassion, and support instead of judgment. 💙

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