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Leading health and beauty retailer Watsons encourages the public to stay protected against cervical cancer.  In the Philippines, cervical cancer is the second most frequent cancer among Filipino women, especially those aged 15 to 44 years old. 7,897 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer yearly and from that number, 4,052 of them succumb to the disease. What’s more, cervical cancer also puts women at higher risk of miscarriage and infertility.  Certain strains  of the Human Papillomavirus or HPV are the main cause of cervical cancer. It’s the most common sexually transmitted infection. Sexually active people, even with just one partner, can get HPV. This can be passed on even when they have no signs or symptoms of the infection.  Fortunately, HPV is a vaccine-preventable disease.  "Vaccination provides an extra layer of protection. We are working to help build healthier communities by making vaccination more convenient and ensuring that customers always ha...

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month. Did you know that 1 in every 13 Filipinas is at risk of getting breast cancer in her lifetime? But, Breast cancer is a fight that can be won! SM Cares , the Corporate Social Responsibility arm of SM Prime Holdings , is persistent in spreading awareness on breast cancer through Pink Ribbon Day. #PinkRibbonDay now on its 2nd year continues to promote awareness, early detection, and early intervention to help fight breast cancer among women. The event was held at the Skydome of SM City  North EDSA, where free clinical breast examinations took place. Pink Ribbon Day also featured a Zumba Session led by Regine Tolentino. Morning rush zumba led by Ms. Regine Tolentino  Watch this video for the inspirational stories from celebrity breast cancer survivors and advocates Maritoni Fernandez, Alya Honasan, and Toni Abad. When someone is diagnosed with cancer, the person’s family is affected. I know how hard it is...

Did you know that according to a study conducted by the Department of Education (DepEd) and the University of the Philippines pediculosis or head lice is considered as the second most common health problem in public schools in the Philippines next to tooth decay?  Head lice or "kuto" infestation is still a widespread condition in the country, but not enough attention goes into preventing and eliminating the persistent ailment. That's why Lamoiyan Corporation's Licealiz Head Lice Treatment Shampoo continues the battle against the public concerns dubbed as Kilusang Kontra Kuto (KKK) Year 3 held at Bagong Silangan Elementary School. One head louse down! 👍 Lamoiyan Corporation's Licealiz Head Lice Treatment Shampoo commenced in 2016 the KKK or Kilusang Kontra Kuto , a coalition that has been battling head lice infestation nationwide. This year's KKK, Lamoiyan Corporation has partnered once again with the Department of Education...