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InfoMedico was conceptualized as a program to enlighten and empower its viewers, most especially the Filipino public, on issues concerning personal health and bring more insight into the medical practice and its related entities.
The main goal of the program is to educate and enlighten its viewers with information and basic knowledge on medical and health topics such as diseases, treatments & therapies, diagnoses, medical resources, current technology and latest breakthroughs in medical research.
The show is hosted by one of the country’s most eminent cardiologists, Dr. Esperanza Icasas-Cabral who was once Director of the Philippine Heart Center. With a battery of noted physicians and medical experts providing their knowledge and insight on topics at hand, Dr. Cabral tackles the various medical issues and delivers the message in a concise and understandable language.
Presentation is in “Taglish” or a combination of Tagalog and English, to enable the show to reach a wider audience all over the archipelago. Topics are selected based on importance, timeliness, season and significance.
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Protect Your Heart in a Bad Economy A bad economy can take its toll on the heart with increased stress, poor eating and forgoing healthful activities like going to the gym when money is tight. UCLA cardiologists suggest the following tips to help protect the heart during this time of financial uncertainty. |
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Green Tea Improves Heart Function More evidence for the beneficial effect of green tea on risk factors for heart disease has emerged in a new study reported in the latest issue of European Journal of Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation. |
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Dieting May Increase Flu Susceptibility Dieting may impede your body’s ability to fight off the flu. Researchers at Michigan State found that the old wives’ tale of “feed a cold and starve a fever” is just that—an old wives’ tale. |
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Bone Drugs Tied to Esophageal Cancer Merck's popular osteoporosis drug Fosamax and other similar drugs may carry a risk for esophageal cancer, a Food and Drug Administration official said on Wednesday. |
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Daily Ibuprofen May Raise Heart Risks for Elderly Ibuprofen may raise the risk of heart attacks and other fatal and serious problems when elderly people take it daily for arthritis, READ MORE>> |
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| THE IMPORTANCE OF VITAMINS Natural vitamins are those organic food substances which are found only in plants and animals, i.e., living things. READ MORE>> |
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Dehydrated Tomatoes May Prevent Prostate Cancer New research suggests that one specific form of tomatoes — tomato paste made from dehydrated tomatoes — |
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All NSAIDs Cut Alzheimer’s Risk Aspirin and related painkillers called non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs all seem to work equally well to cut a person's risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, |
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Ten Top Medical Myths Everyone’s heard these medical myths, and your mom (and maybe even your doctor!) may have been guilty of spreading a few of them: READ MORE>>> |
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American Heart Association Urges "Hands-only" CPR in Emergencies Bystanders who see someone suddenly collapse should quickly give the person chest compressions even if they are not trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation... READ MORE>>> |
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CA-125 Test: Tool Against Ovarian Cancer CA-125 is used to monitor therapy during treatment for ovarian cancer. CA-125 is also used to detect whether cancer has come back after treatment is complete. READ MORE>>> |
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Vitamin C Seen as Helpful in Preventing Chronic Lung Disease One of the largest studies of its kind in China reveals that vitamin C may help prevent chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). READ MORE>>> |
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From the Grapevine Grapes are a staple on any fruit tray, whether at home or in restaurants. For sure, these fruits will be seen and enjoyed more during the Christmas season. READ MORE>>> |
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