This editorial reflects on the concept of artificial intelligence (AI) as a “new digital species,” emphasizing its growing influence in medicine, education, and research.

The objective of this analysis was to compare biomechanical strength of the Pulvertaft (PT) weave and the side-to-side (STS) tendon repair techniques

Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is the most common form of lupus and a chronic autoimmune disorder that can affect multiple organ systems including the joints, skin, the cardiovascular system and even the central and peripheral nervous system. Although rare, these patients may present with neuropsychiatric symptoms. This patient presented initially with an SLE flare associated with sudden focal to generalized tonic-clonic seizures.

The study aims to identify clinical and renal predictors of developing POD. It also seeks to show the outcome of patients diagnosed with POD and its correlation with medical management.

Our patient, a 77-year-old female, a case of acute cerebral infarct presented with numbness and severe weakness of left upper and lower extremity.

This study aimed to explore the current practices and preferences of Filipino orthopedic surgeons in ACL reconstruction.

We report a case of macrocystic lymphangioma treated with sildenafil in a 16-year-old Filipino child diagnosed clinically, radiologically and histologically. 

This study aims to gain an understanding of the average exposure of students to electronic screens and if there is a high frequency of migraine due to this increased exposure so that school administrators are aware of this; and in turn, to serve as a stepping stone for future studies in the same field of research.

We aimed to collect uniform data from patients with cognitive impairment and determine the frequency of dementia and mild cognitive impairment in the study population. These data are crucial for providing information to policy makers in the country.

The objective of this is to report the technical details and outcomes of a case of cervical cancer in pregnancy treated with reduced standard radiation volume via Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT).

This commentary explores the ethical implications of treating cervical cancer in pregnancy using Intensity Modulated Radiation Therapy (IMRT) at reduced standard radiation volumes, highlighting how medical innovation intersects with the principles of biomedical ethics.

Food allergies are an increasingly urgent global health concern, particularly among children in industrialized nations. This article explores the rise in prevalence through epidemiological trends and examines underlying causes including environmental changes, microbiome disruption and the hygiene hypothesis.

This viewpoint highlights the experience of a nonprofit mobile health initiative in rural Philippine districts led by Dr. Julietta Gabiola and Dr. Nadina Jose, which collects real-world data on obesity and hypertension prevalence among adults.