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Sinundan ng isang pag-aaral ng Unibersidad ng Pennsylvania ang mga matatandang bumoto sa US presidential election noong 2008 at natuklasan na mas mababa ang kanilang panganib na mamatay sa loob ng 5, 10, at 15 taon — pinakamalaking benepisyo para sa mga may mahinang kalusugan. Epektibo ito sa lahat ng

Ang pagboto ay nagpapahaba ng buhay ng matatanda, ayon sa pag-aaral

Ang pagboto ay nagpapahaba ng buhay ng matatanda, ayon sa pag-aaral

24.04.2026

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Ang pagboto ay nagpapahaba ng buhay ng matatanda, ayon sa pag-aaral

03.01.2026

South Korea tinatapos ang bear bile farming at nagliligtas ng oso

South Korea is ending bear bile farming through government buyouts that allow farmers to exit the trade while bears are rescued and relocated to sanctuaries. The transition reduces animal suffering, supports rural livelihoods and marks a significant shift toward stronger wildlife protection nationwide.

03.01.2026

Spray na pulbos nagiging gel na proteksyon para sa sugat

Researchers have developed a sprayable powder that turns into a gel on contact with skin, creating an immediate protective barrier for wounds and burns. The material seals injuries, limits infection and adapts to movement, offering fast, simple care that could improve emergency and everyday treatment.

03.01.2026

Zanzibar sinasanay ang kababaihan bilang solar technicians

In Zanzibar, women are being trained as solar technicians to install panels and maintain energy systems in villages without electricity. This initiative empowers women, creates local jobs and spreads clean, reliable energy, transforming daily life and supporting sustainable development across the islands.

16.12.2025

Si Catherine Drysdale ang unang babaeng nagwagi sa Antarctic Ice Marathon

British runner Catherine Drysdale has made history by becoming the first woman to win the Antarctic Ice Marathon outright, finishing ahead of all competitors in extreme subzero conditions. Her victory highlights elite endurance, careful preparation and the expanding presence of women at the highest level of ultra-distance sport.

16.12.2025

Lumalaki ang ekonomiya habang bumababa ang emisyon sa maraming bansa

For decades, rising prosperity meant higher emissions. New data now shows a clear shift: dozens of economies are growing while cutting greenhouse gases, driven by clean energy, efficiency and smarter policy. The EU leads the trend, proving growth and climate progress can advance together at scale.

16.12.2025

Ang mga oso malapit sa mga nayon sa Italya ay nagiging mas maliit at hindi agresibo

New research shows that brown bears living close to Italian villages have changed over generations, developing smaller bodies and lower aggression than bears living farther from people. Scientists say this reflects adaptation to long-term human presence and landscapes shaped by centuries of settlement and coexistence.

16.12.2025

Lubos na mas maraming carbon dioxide ang inaabsorb ng karagatan kaysa sa inakala

A new study reveals the ocean has taken in significantly more CO₂ than previous estimates, possibly absorbing up to 0.3–0.4 Pg of carbon per year — about 15 % more — thanks to processes including bubble-mediated gas exchange at the surface. These findings will refine climate models and deepen understanding of the ocean’s role in regulating Earth’s carbon cycle.

16.12.2025

Mas masaya ang buhay kapag may malasakit at kabutihan

New research shows that people who act with kindness and compassion report greater life satisfaction and emotional wellbeing. The findings suggest everyday prosocial actions, from helping others to showing empathy, are closely tied to feeling happier and more fulfilled, highlighting compassion as a practical, accessible driver of wellbeing.

12.12.2025

Mahigpit na pandaigdigang patakaran para protektahan ang mga sloth mula sa pet at selfie trade

At the recent CITES CoP20 meeting, two-toed sloths (Hoffmann’s and Linnaeus’s) were added to Appendix II, meaning international trade will now require permits and stricter regulation. This change aims to curb illegal capture for pets, roadside “sloth encounters,” selfies and unregulated tourism, helping safeguard wild populations and reduce stress and mortality from exploitation.

12.12.2025

Bumaba ng 88 % ang mga namamatay sa tigdas sa buong mundo habang dumarami ang mga kaso

Global measles deaths have dropped by about 88 % since 2000 thanks to vaccination campaigns, yet confirmed cases and outbreaks are increasing in many regions. Health experts urge keeping immunization up to date to stop spread and protect communities.

12.12.2025

Opisyal na ginawa ng Italya ang femicide bilang hiwalay na krimen na may habangbuhay na sentensya

Italy’s parliament has formally added femicide — the deliberate killing of women because of their gender — to the criminal code, making offenders eligible for life imprisonment. The law recognises gender-based motives such as hatred or control and aims to strengthen justice for victims and protect women and girls from violence rooted in discrimination.

12.12.2025

Ayos na oras ng mga ilaw trapiko nagpapabuti sa kaligtasan ng kalsada at nagbabawas ng delikadong pagmamaneho

Cities that fine-tune the timing of stoplights to prioritise safety — extending yellow phases or adjusting sequences to discourage speeding and red-light running — are seeing safer intersections with minimal cost or backlash. By shaping driver behaviour through well-timed signals, communities can reduce dangerous manoeuvres and make streets calmer and more predictable.

12.12.2025

Nag-umpisa ang unang malaking pagsubok ng fentanyl vaccine para pigilan ang sobredosis

In recent years, the amount of drug deaths among people in their 20s has begun to decrease, based on data collected by the CDC. While the exact reason for the drop is unclear, theories include access to resources, less deadly drugs and loss of other young people.

09.12.2025

Bagong gene therapy bumawi ng “hindi malalang” kanser sa dugo sa ilang pasyente

09.12.2025

Maikling paggalaw araw-araw maaaring pahabain ang buhay

New research shows that just a few brisk minutes a day — climbing stairs, walking fast, doing chores or gardening — can cut the risk of premature death by up to 40 %, and reduce heart-disease risk by nearly half. These small, natural bursts of movement may become one of the simplest keys to long-lasting health.