FACT SHEET: What you need to know about COVID FLiRT
People continue to experience mild cases of the COVID FLiRT because of stronger immunity from the vaccines, health experts said.
People continue to experience mild cases of the COVID FLiRT because of stronger immunity from the vaccines, health experts said.
Makararanas ng banayad na kaso ng COVID FLiRT ang mga tao dahil sa mas malakas na immunity dulot ng mga bakuna, sabi ng mga eksperto sa kalusugan.
May pekeng ad na ipinakakalat sa Facebook ang nagsasabing namimigay raw ang DOH ng libreng medical insurance sa mga senior citizen.
A bogus website shared on Facebook claimed that the Department of Health is offering free medical insurance for senior citizens.
A text message about an alleged new wave of COVID-19 cases in Metro Manila is circulating on Facebook and private messaging. This is not true.
A Facebook page posted an article supposedly based on an interview with Health Undersecretary Maria Rosario Vergeire endorsing a product that claims to treat hypertension and other blood pressure-related conditions. The website article is fabricated.
A bogus warning attributed to the DOH supposedly cautions the public against an antibiotic-resistant “upper respiratory infection” from China.
One product’s availability online that many find worrisome is tobacco.
Duterte, who expressed his anti-vaping stance strongly in 2019, has the option to sign it into law, allow it to lapse into law after 30 days, or veto the entire or parts of the proposed law.
While it is true that COVID-19 vaccines have risks of complications, “severe or life-threatening reactions are extremely rare” according to the Department of Health’s (DOH) Frequently Answered Questions page.