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The entire Cebu province, including Cebu City, has remained at low risk for COVID, according to the OCTA Research group.

(SCREEN SHOT FROM OCTA PRESIDENT RANJIT RYE’S PRESENTATION) A survey conducted by the independent research group OCTA has shown that most Filipinos still prefer to wear face masks in public to protect them against Covid-19. The result of the survey, which was conducted from April 22 to 25, 2022,

File photo MANILA - A survey by OCTA Research shows that a big chunk of the Filipino population will continue to wear face masks even if the spread of coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) will be controlled. OCTA Research fellow Ranjit Rye presented the recent survey of the group following the issuance of Malacanang Palace on the voluntary wearing of face masks in outdoor settings. "(This is) also probably the reason why very few reactions from the people against the new policy of the Presid...

A former presidential economic adviser has called on the government for a “clear roadmap” and reforms in the use and distribution of Covid-19 vaccines in the country after billions of pesos worth of doses expired without being utilized. Go Negosyo Founder Joey Concepcion (Photo courtesy of Go Ne

"We need to do improvements in vaccination roll-out and encourage more to get their booster shot."

(PIXABAY) OCTA Research fellow Dr. Guido David on Tuesday, July 19, said that Metro Manila’s Covid-19 positivity rate—or the number of individuals who yielded positive results from among those who were tested for Covid-19–has decreased in the past two days. “We could see that the highest positiv

A panel of medical experts came up with recommendations the government can adopt to help the country transition to normalcy. Former presidential adviser Joey Concepcion and the Advisory Council of Experts (ACE) urged the government to prepare a "pandemic exit" strategy, prompting them to craf

The Private Hospitals Association of the Philippines Inc. members are ready to admit COVID-19 patients whose numbers are expected to increase later this month.

In a world where information is readily available with just a swipe of our fingers or tap on a screen, there is also the risk of information overload — different sources of news and updates from various groups or individuals abound, making it hard for us to really determine what is “official” from t

Economic and health experts agreed that the country should keep its face mask requirement, use hospital utilization rates for determining alert levels, and set a vaccine deadline to prevent the number of Covid-19 cases in the country from spiking. Presidential Adviser for Entrepreneurship Joey Co