Topic: current-affairs-throwback

THROWBACK: Tawa-tawa to treat dengue?

THROWBACK: Tawa-tawa to treat dengue?

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Oct 30 11:06 AM

"Salamat Dok" shares how tawa-tawa helps dengue patients to increase their platelet count. However, this segment also emphasizes caution because of the toxins it contains. Read more »

THROWBACK: Different facets of battling psoriasis

THROWBACK: Different facets of battling psoriasis

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Aug 04 01:27 PM

"#NoFilter" talks to Rhudelene Limpin and Aby Maraño, who are battling the autoimmune disease psoriasis. They reveal how they got the skin condition, and how they overcame consequent depression and the pricey treatment for it. Both women have persevered to raise awareness about the disease and to support fellow "psor warriors." Read more »

THROWBACK: Saving lives at sea

THROWBACK: Saving lives at sea

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Aug 02 08:04 AM

This episode of "Mission Possible" from 2020 pays tribute to the crewmen of MV Syvel who risked their lives to rescue the passengers of the sunken MV Recto off Pulilio Island in Quezon. Read more »

THROWBACK: Coco Chanel, the fashionista chihuahua

THROWBACK: Coco Chanel, the fashionista chihuahua

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Aug 01 07:53 AM

"Matanglawin" introduces Coco Chanel, a chihuahua that has joined hundreds of pet fashion shows in the Philippines and even the United States. Get to know as well the "pet passports," which can be used when bringing your furry friends abroad. Read more »

THROWBACK: HPV and cervical cancer

THROWBACK: HPV and cervical cancer

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Jul 31 11:00 AM

About 12 women die of cervical cancer every day, according to 2015 data cited by Dr. Laila Celino, head of the Health Promotions and Media Relations Unit of the Department of Health. Read more »

THROWBACK: Being responsible with your credit card

THROWBACK: Being responsible with your credit card

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Jul 31 08:01 AM

In this throwback episode of "Failon Ngayon," experts talk about how one can be responsible with the use of their credit cards. Among their tips is paying not just the monthly minimum due and doing so on time to avoid penalties.  Read more »

THROWBACK: Plight of the Lumad youths

THROWBACK: Plight of the Lumad youths

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Jul 28 01:30 PM

"#NoFilter" talks to Langlang Bay-ao, a Lumad student, to shed light on the culture and the struggle of indigenous people in Mindanao. Youngsters such as Bay-ao fight for their right to education, but they had to do it in Manila, far away from home, after their school was accused of harboring communist rebels. Still, she hopes to someday return as a teacher for the next generation of Lumads. Read more »

THROWBACK: The nutritious mango

THROWBACK: The nutritious mango

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Jul 25 11:26 AM

"Salamat Dok" travels to Castillejos town, Zambales, to find out how to grow and take care of mango trees. This famous fruit contains Vitamins A and C, thiamine, riboflavin, calcium, phosphorus, iron, and beta carotene. But a nutritionist recommends eating only a slice of mango a day because the mango can increase blood sugar levels.  Read more »

THROWBACK: Ramen with a twist

THROWBACK: Ramen with a twist

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Jul 25 08:01 AM

"Matanglawin" shares 2 theories about the origin of the Japanese ramen. Actor Nash Aguas, who co-owns a restaurant that offers the famous dish with a twist, meanwhile, talks to friend Igi Boy Flores about other ramen trivia. Read more »

THROWBACK: How glaucoma is different from cataract

THROWBACK: How glaucoma is different from cataract

ABS-CBN News
Posted at Jul 24 10:57 AM

In this episode of "Salamat Dok," Dr. Maria Imelda Yap-Veloso discusses how one develops glaucoma. This disease differs from cataract as the former refers to the damage on the optic nerve, while the latter refers to the clouding of the eyes' lens. Yap-Veloso says glaucoma is more common among people aged 40 years old and above, but there are also rare cases of it among children and babies. Read more »

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