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30/05/2026

🔴 LIVE NOW! Halina’t makiisa sa ating talakayan tungkol sa Medical Assistance for Cancer Patients 🎗️

Alamin ang mga proseso at gabay sa pagkuha ng medical assistance mula sa PCSO at DSWD para sa mga pasyente at kanilang pamilya. 💛

Hinihintay po namin kayo! 👋

29/05/2026

🎗️ Magkita-kita po tayo bukas para sa isang mahalagang talakayan tungkol sa Medical Assistance for Cancer Patients.

Alamin natin kung paano at ano ang mga proseso sa pagkuha ng medical assistance mula sa PCSO at DSWD para sa mga pasyente at kanilang pamilya. 💛

📅 May 30, 2026 (Saturday)
⏰ 9:00 AM

Kita-kits po tayo! 👋

📢 Join us for a special discussion about Medical Assistance for Cancer Patients

Buong-puso po namin kayong iniimbitahan sa isang espesyal na talakayan. Ang goal ng session na ito ay magbigay-linaw kung paano at ano ang mga proseso para makakuha ng Medical Assistance mula sa PCSO at DSWD para sa mga pasyente at sa kanilang pamilya.

Mahalagang malaman ang mga benepisyong ito upang mas masuportahan ang kalusugan at kapakanan ng ating mga mahal sa buhay!👋🎗️

See you at May 30, 2026 - Saturday, 9:00 AM!

28/05/2026

The journey does not end when cancer treatment is over. For many childhood cancer survivors, managing long-term symptoms is a significant challenge. However, identifying exactly who needs extra support can be difficult for physicians during standard check-ups.

New research from St. Jude Children's Research Hospital shows that artificial intelligence could offer a vital solution. Scientists have discovered that advanced machine learning models can accurately analyze everyday conversations between patients and their doctors.

By scanning these interview transcripts for signs of severe pain and fatigue, AI can help doctors detect hidden symptoms and their impact on daily life. This means healthcare providers can intervene faster and offer targeted support precisely when survivors need it most.

Source: News-Medical / St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

27/05/2026

Eid Mubarak from Getmeds! ✨🐏

As we celebrate Eid al-Adha, let us embrace the spirit of sacrifice, gratitude, and community reflection. Wishing a peaceful and blessed Eid to all our colleagues, friends, and families who are celebrating.

📌 Please note: Our Pharmacy will be closed at this date May 27, 2026 and we will be back on May 28, 2026 to assist you! Have a wonderful and blessed day ahead!

26/05/2026

The human body gets Vitamin B2 from foods like dairy, eggs, and green vegetables. Once absorbed, it is converted into a molecule called FAD. This molecule is critical because it stabilizes a specific protein that protects cells from damage. While this process is helpful for healthy cells, the study shows that cancer cells use it as a shield to stay alive and continue growing.

This discovery opens the door for a new type of cancer treatment. By targeting and switching off the metabolic pathway of Vitamin B2, doctors may be able to specifically trigger the death of cancer cells. This research provides a promising roadmap for developing therapies that make tumors more vulnerable to treatment without harming the rest of the body.

Source: News Medical / Nature Cell Biology

25/05/2026

A recent study published in medical research has found that a new virtual immunostaining method can significantly improve the detection of vascular invasion in thyroid cancer patients.

By using advanced digital imaging and AI, researchers can simulate traditional chemical staining processes without the need for additional physical tissue samples. This allows pathologists to more accurately identify whether cancer cells have entered the bloodstream, which is a critical factor in determining the risk of the disease spreading to other parts of the body.

The integration of this virtual technology into routine diagnostics marks a major advancement in digital pathology. Providing doctors with clearer, more precise data ensures that thyroid cancer patients receive more accurate staging and personalized treatment plans, ultimately leading to better long-term outcomes.

Source: News Medical

24/05/2026

📢 Join us for a special discussion about Medical Assistance for Cancer Patients

Buong-puso po namin kayong iniimbitahan sa isang espesyal na talakayan. Ang goal ng session na ito ay magbigay-linaw kung paano at ano ang mga proseso para makakuha ng Medical Assistance mula sa PCSO at DSWD para sa mga pasyente at sa kanilang pamilya.

Mahalagang malaman ang mga benepisyong ito upang mas masuportahan ang kalusugan at kapakanan ng ating mga mahal sa buhay!👋🎗️

See you at May 30, 2026 - Saturday, 9:00 AM!

23/05/2026

🚨 WE’RE HIRING PRODUCT SPECIALISTS! 🚨

Join Getmeds Philippines Inc. and be part of a growing healthcare company dedicated to making quality medicines more accessible nationwide. 💙

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✨ Why Join Getmeds?
💊 One of the largest Hematology & Oncology portfolios in the Philippines
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20/05/2026

A CT scan for lung cancer captures more than just your chest. It provides a window into your overall health.

Researchers have found that abnormalities identified during routine lung screenings can often be early warning signs for other undiagnosed cancers. This is particularly true for the kidneys, bladder, and lymph nodes.

According to the study, participants with these specific findings were significantly more likely to receive an early diagnosis for other cancers within a year. This research offers clearer guidance for physicians on when to pursue follow-up care for unexpected findings and potentially saves lives through earlier intervention.

Source: News-Medical / Brown University

20/05/2026

Understanding Kidney Cancer and Its Treatment
Kidney cancer often develops silently. The most common form, Renal Cell Carcinoma (RCC), begins in the small tubes of the kidney and may not show symptoms in its early stages. When detected early, it is often treatable through surgery — but once it advances or spreads (metastasizes), systemic treatment becomes necessary.

This is where targeted therapies like Pazopanib play an important role.
Pazopanib is an oral tyrosine kinase inhibitor (TKI) that works by blocking the signals tumors use to form new blood vessels — a process called angiogenesis. By cutting off this "supply line," it helps slow the growth and spread of cancer cells, making it a key treatment in advanced RCC.

In the Philippines, the first generic Pazopanib is now available through Getmeds — a development that expands treatment access for Filipino patients facing advanced kidney cancer. Generic medicines undergo strict regulatory standards to ensure the same active ingredient, dosage, and quality as their originator counterparts, making essential treatments more reachable for more patients.

Knowing the warning signs can save lives. These may include:
Blood in the urine
Persistent pain in the lower back or side
A lump in the abdomen
Unexplained weight loss or fatigue

Early consultation, accurate diagnosis, and access to appropriate treatment remain the strongest defenses against kidney cancer.

🩺 Pazopanib is a prescription medicine. Always consult your physician or oncologist for proper medical guidance. This post is intended for educational and awareness purposes only.

19/05/2026

Recent global analysis published in medical research has identified significant and rising disparities in early-onset gastric cancer, which affects adults under the age of 50.

By examining data from various regions worldwide, researchers found that while overall stomach cancer rates have declined in some populations, cases among younger individuals are increasing in several countries. The study points to a complex mix of factors including dietary habits, environmental influences, and unequal access to early diagnostic tools as primary drivers for these widening health gaps.

Addressing these disparities requires a global shift toward earlier screening and a better understanding of how lifestyle choices impact younger generations. By identifying high-risk groups sooner, medical systems can implement more effective prevention strategies and ensure that life-saving care is available to everyone, regardless of age or location.

Source: News Medical