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International agencies donate mobile health facilities to help curb teen pregnancies - Vimarsana News

International agencies donate mobile health facilities to help curb teen pregnancies

To promote and raise adolescent health to a higher level and address rising adolescent pregnancies in Eastern Visayas, the United Nations, and the Korea International Cooperation Agency (KOICA) turned over two adolescent-friendly mobile health facilities that will offer free medical services to Samar and Southern Leyte provincial governments. The Joint…

Listen more and judge less, Manila archbishop tells pro-life advocates - Vimarsana News

Listen more and judge less, Manila archbishop tells pro-life advocates

Families today ‘don’t need more judgments and condemnations,’ says Manila Archbishop Jose Cardinal Advincula during the Walk for Life at the University of Santo Tomas

Listen more and judge less, Manila archbishop tells pro-life advocates - Vimarsana News

Listen more and judge less, Manila archbishop tells pro-life advocates

Families today ‘don’t need more judgments and condemnations,’ says Manila Archbishop Jose Cardinal Advincula during the Walk for Life at the University of Santo Tomas

Advocates launch media guide for empowering stories on HIV - Vimarsana News

Advocates launch media guide for empowering stories on HIV

The HIV reporting media guide and toolkit provide guidance to avoid sensationalizing stories

[OPINION] Overcoming the barriers to our right to mental health - Vimarsana News

[OPINION] Overcoming the barriers to our right to mental health

'Studies published from 2002 to 2018 show that of every 100 Filipinos experiencing mental health issues, only up to 17 would seek professional help'