Tag: Parallax

Biology narrates more than just two stories involving X and Y, calling for a closer look at how we understand sex and the systems built around it.

Amid the boom of trendy Asian flavors, the humble and resolute matcha may have something to teach its counterparts.

Women’s healthcare ceases to progress under the confines of a patriarchal system rooted in the dismissal and capitalization of women’s pain.

While period-tracking apps promise seamless menstrual cycle monitoring, their convenience hinges on a 28-day norm and masks glaring privacy pitfalls.

DOST-SEI Director Jayeel Cornelio sheds light on the processes and policies that shape the country’s most coveted STEM scholarship.

As DOST scholars pursue their dreams of becoming scientists, they must also overcome the pressure of grade requirements and delayed stipends.

Digital devices open portals to new possibilities, including those that may potentially be harmful for children.

With the slow Philippine justice system, the Supreme Court uses AI to speed justice and improve access, while ensuring human judgment.

QC’s Right to Care card lets LGBTQIA+ couples make medical decisions for each other—a vital step in a nation with little legal protection for them.

The unsatiable desire for expansion is driving reclamation activities in Manila Bay, yet this process guzzles an alarming amount of sand, damaging the environment.