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ASF cases down but Benguet remains alert
Despite Benguet province having cut its African swine fever (ASF) case incidence this year by more than half compared to...
Health Matters – mental health in the workplace, post-COVID and beyond
We’re no strangers to how stress at work affects our mental health. In line with this, the Baguio Chronicle’s Health...
Health Matters – Eye care essentials every Baguio resident should know
In the most recent episode of Health Matters, Dr. Lilette Marie Canilao, chairperson of the Department of Ophthalmology at the...
Health Matters – The importance of breaking the stigma on mental health
To commemorate World Mental Health Day, which falls on the 10th of October, and as part of ongoing efforts to...
74,000 students up for jabs in Bakuna Eskwela Cordillera
The Department of Health Cordillera (DOH-CAR) is targeting 74,415 public school learners for vaccination in the Bakuna Eskwela program in...
Health Matters zeroes in on healthy aging and geriatric care
In the latest episode of Baguio Chronicle podcast Health Matters, host Manang Lucy Exconde sat down with Dr. Geohna Perez-Gison,...
Dengue cases down in September
Baguio City has seen a significant decrease in active dengue fever cases this month of September, coming down from its...
Kalinga closes borders to hogs, poultry in latest animal disease scare
The Kalinga provincial government has formally closed the borders of the province to the entry of hogs and poultry alike...
Baguio running out of spare blood
Half a year after its establishment, Baguio’s local blood council (LBC) is nearly out of blood, prompting the council to...
Baguio logs all-time historic dengue high at 5,500 cases
Baguio City has reached the highest dengue case count in its entire history despite the reported ongoing downtrend of dengue...
