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The PIDS studies stressed that huge investments are required to fix the causes of power interruptions in the country.

The Philippines is estimated to incur P556 million in economic losses from a five-hour power outage but could lose more if issues in the energy sector are left unaddressed.

The government is urged to impose quality standards on programs and put in place better financing schemes to address issues in quality and access to higher education, state think tank Philippine Institute for Development Studies said.

Researchers investigated the effect of daily consumption of mixed nuts on cardiovascular disease biomarkers in overweight and obese adults.

Regular physical activity has been linked to up to a 25% decreased risk for Parkinsons disease in women, new research shows.

More Filipinos have been enrolling in TESDA courses to gain new skills on top of their college degree, challenging the stereotype that vocational training only attracts high school graduates who cannot afford higher education, a new study by a state think tank has found.

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A new national research facility could significantly improve our understanding of infectious diseases, aging and cancers, leading to novel treatments and vaccines.

Excess weight affects 40.6% of children in Spain, and future predictions are not encouraging, say specialists.

Researchers explore the association between the gastrointestinal delivery system and carotenoids.