I am not a runner. Not yet. But I would love to try it because of the health and social benefits it promises. So when I was invited to an event in Tagaytay Highlands, I immediately said yes. Not only because of the chance to go to Tagaytay Highlands, but also because I felt that [...]

According to the World Health Organization, cervical cancer kills one woman every two minutes around the world. Approximately 86% of cervical cancer deaths occur in developing countries. In the Philippines, an estimated 12 women die from the disease each day. Moreover, the estimated individual loss of life in the US for cervical cancer is about 25.3 years.