F.E.U. - Nicanor Reyes Medical Foundation Medical Center
The Institute of Medicine, in fact, was an idea conceived as early as the incorporation of Far Eastern University in 1934. Dr. Nicanor Reyes, Sr., founder and first president of FEU, dreamt of an Institute of Medicine in line with his vision of building up FEU, already a pioneer in progressive non-sectarian education, into a school dedicated to help in nation-building in as many areas of service as possible.
Philippine Heart Center
The Philippine Heart Center is the leader in upholding the highest standards of cardiovascular care, a self-reliant institution responsive to the health needs of the Filipino people by 2022.
Friendly Care Clinic
FriendlyCare was founded based on extensive research studies and statistics facilitated by USAID during its conception stage. It is designed to serve the unmet needs of the market lodged in between the expensive private health care services and crowded public health facilities with focus on reproductive health including family planning.
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Type 2 diabetes is noted by high blood sugar levels and can lead to serious complications. Learn how to prevent it and manage it here.
If you have diabetes, you need to understand that not all milk is healthy. Granted, your body needs calcium and protein from this supplement, but the bottom line is that saturated fat, carbohydrates (carbs), and sugar have the risk of affecting blood sugar. So the question is - is milk good for diabetes? Many diabetics, after […]
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Vitamins are extremely important factors in keeping the body healthy. They are usually organic compounds involved in the regulation of the mechanism of action of enzymes in the body. However, maintaining a nutritious diet full of vitamins is really a challenge for people with diabetes. If the diabetic diet is still not responding well, you […]
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An excess of ketones can be a warning sign of diabetes, cause loss of consciousness, and even lead to death. You may need to test for ketones if you have signs of fatigue, nausea, dry mouth, etc. Having too many ketones in the blood puts you at risk of developing diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA), where the […]
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Diabetes can result in many health issues, further complicating the patient’s condition. Case in point: unmanaged high blood sugar levels can contribute to the development of kidney disease. What are the telltale signs of renal disease secondary to diabetes? If ever you notice these steps, how do you intervene? Find out here. What Is Renal Disease […]
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If you have diabetes, you know about the importance of monitoring your sugar levels. In the Philippines, the most common way to do capillary blood glucose monitoring or CBG monitoring is through a glucometer, a pocket-size device that can detect your blood glucose level with a drop of your blood on a test strip. But, […]
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Diabetes is a condition in which high blood sugar levels in the blood, if poorly controlled, increase the risk of cardiovascular disease or problems with the eyes, skin, kidneys, and nervous system. Recognizing the signs of diabetes in men will help you take early measures to prevent the consequences of the disease. Signs of Diabetes in […]
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Losing weight is a struggle for many people, especially when they already have obesity. But, experts say it’s crucial to attain a healthy weight because higher-than-normal BMI is associated with various diseases, like heart disease, stroke, and cancer. Now, experts have discovered that tirzepatide, a new drug for Type 2 Diabetes, can be used separately […]
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You can’t simply rely on medication alone if you wish to control your diabetes but you can keep your blood sugar level in check with a healthy lifestyle and eating habits! Learn more about how diabetes can be managed with balanced and complete nutrition in this amazing infographic…
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If you have diabetes, you know that you must limit your intake of refined carbohydrates, which come in the form of “white” products (white rice, white bread, etc.) Instead, doctors encourage the consumption of whole grains. What are the benefits of whole grains for diabetes? Find out here. What Are Whole Grains? You must have already heard […]
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Type 2 diabetes is a serious disease that affects millions of people worldwide. However, this doesn't mean that there's nothing that someone with diabetes can do about it. Just like type 1 diabetes, type 2 diabetes needs to be constantly managed to maintain normal glucose levels. Over time, you can even potentially reverse your type 2 […]
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Given that diabetes is a complicated condition, it’s not surprising that it also calls for various medications. Two of the most common drugs that control diabetes are metformin and insulin. But have you heard about alpha glucosidase inhibitors? You see, it turns out that this drug can also significantly manage a person’s blood sugar levels. First, […]
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