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Women in science less likely to get credit for their contributions
A new study from the New York University (NYU) has found that women in science were less likely to receiveContinue Reading
Back on the biking bandwagon amid the COVID-19 pandemic
COVID-19 has changed many lives—mine included, for more reasons than one. Because of the pandemic, I’ve joined the growing numberContinue Reading
Gawaing Bahay: Hindi Lang Pambabae (The value of shared care work)
Traditionally, care work is seen as “women’s work” in many cultures, including the Philippines.
Extreme heat is a clear and growing health issue, with evidence-based adaptation plans urgently needed to prevent unnecessary deaths
Experts and researchers recommend immediate and urgent global action against the increasing danger of extreme heat occurrence worldwide.
Democracies provide stronger universal health coverage than autocracies
Despite widespread recognition that universal health coverage is a political choice, the roles that a country’s political system plays in ensuring essential health services and minimizing financial risk remain poorly understood.
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