January 28, 2023 Category :People and Places 0
Life they say is too short to take for granted. And because life seems too short for some, a person is deemed fortunate, wise even, if he or she reaches the age of 60 and above. At this point, one can do just about any leisurely activity a retiree desires: travel a lot, enjoyhis or her grandkids, see lots of movies, and the list goes on. After all, that is what retirement is all about.
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January 5, 2023 Category :People and Places 0
He is the only news anchor with a puppet for an alter ego. He rouses people in the morning, accompanies them to work or school, and fills their day with his signature witty humor as one of the hosts of GMA 7’s morning show. By mid-morning, you would hear him give commentaries on various issues that affect the country on his radio show. And before you sleep at night, you could catch him reporting on serious events in a late-night newscast. But that’s not all — he also has a public affairs program that airs once a week. Arnold Clavio juggles his time between all these, and more — diabetes notwithstanding.
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November 23, 2022 Category :People and Places 0
American writer and lecturer Joseph Campbell once said: “The job of an educator is to teach students to see the vitality in themselves.” Indeed, an educator’s role is not just to impart knowledge, but to make students realize that what they are learning is necessary and beneficial for them. More than just ideas, the knowledge that educators teach is something applicable to the learners’ lives.
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best possible care, better health care, continuing education, diabetes center, diabetes educator, diabetes educators, diabetic patients
November 9, 2022 Category :People and Places 0
Jerwin Aguiba was a remarkable student. He finished fifth in his high school class (a class comprising almost 2,000 students). A math wizard, he was admitted to the country’s premier university to major in chemical engineering. He topped the board exam for chemical engineers after graduation, and, as was quite common for bright students, the university offered Jerwin a teaching post, which he more than willingly accepted.
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November 8, 2022 Category :Healthy Advocacy| People and Places 0
According to Russian-American philosopher and novelist Ayn Rand, the ultimate moral value of each human individual is his or her own well-being. Since selfishness is, according to her, a rational concern with one’s own well-being, it turns out to be a prerequisite for the attainment of an ultimate moral value. For this reason, Rand believes that selfishness is a virtue.
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November 5, 2022 Category :Healthy Advocacy| People and Places 0
A common misconception regarding the use of insulin in diabetes is its negative impact on social life and work performance. This negative perception often becomes a barrier in the successful management of the disease. There is a need to create an enabling environment where people on insulin can live a normal, healthy and active life.
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October 23, 2022 Category :People and Places 0
At two years old, what could you have been doing? Of course, most of us would probably not remember. But our parents or grandparents would have told us how hyperactive we were as a kid, or how cute we looked smothered with chocolates on our faces.
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blood sugar, chocolates, disease diabetes, insulin injections, sweet angel, two year olds, type 1 diabetes, wet diapers
October 19, 2022 Category :People and Places 0
The province of Batangas, the home of kapeng barako, is not spared from the increasing number of patients with diabetes. Patients from different far-flung barrios have sought consultation with physicians in their respective health centers, and those with extra resources have opted to see medical specialists in tertiary hospitals. There was also noticeable increase in admissions due to diabetes, often due to complications (nonhealing wound, infection, stroke, and heart problems).
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October 18, 2022 Category :People and Places| Stress Busters 0
Did you know why the Earth is so far the only known planet where life could exist? It is because of water, the universal solvent, the one that sustains life on this planet. The importance of water has always been highlighted because it alleviates dehydration, especially during hot weather.
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blood sugar levels, bubble pool, diabetes patients, hydrotherapy massage, massage experience, massage systems, water the universal solvent
September 27, 2022 Category :People and Places| Stress Busters 0
Today, there are many ways on how to de-stress.You may opt to go to a spa, visit an interesting place, or simply stay at home and watch your favorite movie, listen to your favorite music, or read a book. But did you know that laughter is a great stress reliever too? Comic impersonator Willie Nepomuceno shares his thoughts on how laughter can relieve stress, and narrates his stint in a stressful business like the entertainment industry.
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music humor, stress reliever, stressful business, student activist, willie nepomuceno