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URL: https://youtu.be/p_rEk79cIHQ?si=6B6MPrhkyeWOf65q

Title: Good Health and Well being advocacy

Author: Ang Kasalukuyang Daigdig

Date Published: November 5, 2019

Key information: The video highlights and spreads awareness about the harms and risks of smoking, drinking, and extensive use of technology.

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URL: https://www.ustp.edu.ph/sdg-initiatives/sdg-goal-3/

Title: "SDG Goal 3: Good Health and Well-being"

Author: University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines (USTP)

Date Published: 2022

Key information: This established article created by USTP shows us analysis on the data about the sdg 3.

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University of Science and Technology of Southern Philippines

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SDG 3 Good Health and Well-Being: Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages.

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URL: http://ccouc.org/_asset/file/6mindanao.pdf

Title: Human Health Impact of Mindanao Conflict in the Philippines

Author: Professor Emily Ying Yang CHAN (陈迎阳教授)

Date Published: September 2016

Key information: The research paper talks about the conflict in mindanao and the occurrence of people displacement and how it has became a factor for the increased cases of health issues in the area.

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Researched by:

Alondra Kieth P. Canencia

URL: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/EBvAentovcAxUJZa/?mibextid=oFDknk

Title: Most Outstanding High School

Graduate Batch54 (MOHSG54)

Author: Faith Maureen Rubio Ursal

Date of Publication: June 13, 2021

Key Information: This video gives insight about what the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal number three (3) is and its significance

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Researched by:

Alondra Kieth P. Canencia

URL: https://stii.dost.gov.ph/1083-mindanao-talks-of-efforts-and-initiatives-to-attain-sdgs

Title: Mindanao talks of efforts and initiatives to attain SDGs

Author: Department of Science and Technology (DOST)

Date of Publication: May 07, 2021

Key Information: This article was a two-day virtual meeting and aimed at stimulating discussions and planning towards a logical framework for the Future Earth Philippines Program. FEP is an inclusive and

transdisciplinary program that seeks to improve the country’s capacity to attain the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through Knowledge-to-Action Programs.

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Researched by:

Alondra Kieth P Canencia

URL: https://sullivanfdn.org/video_resource/2030-sdg-3-good-health-and-well-being-ted-talks/

Title: 2030- SDG 3- Good health and Well being- Ted talks

Author: Let's Change - YouTube Channel

Date of Publication: February 13, 2017

Key Information: A compilation of Ted Talks that tackle SDG three (3), Good Health and Well-being, to gain an understanding of global health and what can be done about the existing problems which correlation to health.

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2030- SDG 3- Good Health and Well-being- Ted talks - Sullivan Foundation

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We equip college students to change the world through awards, scholarships and training.

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Researched by: Rashley Sophia P. Almendares

URL:https://youtu.be/ulG5kTMmiIE?si=BwuYnbGjgN6mZGCE

Title:US health worker shortage;Filipino nurses say they are being exploited

Date Published: May 13, 2024

Author: AJ Jazeera English

Key Information: Due to the shortage of health workers in the US, they have been recruiting nurses from the Phippines but labour and migrant activists say many are being exploited.

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US health worker shortage: Filipino nurses say they are being exploited

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15) Webinar or Lecture Video or Ted Talk

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15) Webinar or Lecture Video or Ted Talk

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Researched by: Rashley Sophia P. Almendares

URL:https://www.youtube.com/live/nrAZng1WWwQ?si=B8huWgeq8pxMUSrk

Title: Webinar# 73 " Covid and Mental Health of the Youth"

Date Published: October 8 , 2021

Auhtor: TVUP

Key information: It talks about the impact of Covid-19 to our mental health, especially the youth. How it affects not just our physical health but also our mental health.

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URL: https://www.upm.edu.ph/cpt_news/2022-sdg-3-report/

Title: 2022 SDG 3 Report: UP Manila on Good Health and Well-being

Author: UP Manila Information Publication and Public Affairs Office (IPPAO)

Date published: December 31, 2022

Key information: An article created to focus on the study about sdg 3 and more reports related to this research.

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University of the Philippines Manila - The Health Sciences Center

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2022 SDG 3 Report: UP Manila on Good Health and Well-being - University of the Philippines Manila

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The University of the Philippines Manila (UP Manila), driven by an unwavering commitment to excellence, proudly assumes a leading role in the global pursuit of Sustainable Development Goal 3 (SDG 3) - Good Health and Well-being. Starting from the Academic Year 2021-2022 (August 2021 - July 2022), UP Manila’s efforts, programs, services, support, partnerships, collaborations,

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Researched by: Rashley Sophia P. Almendares

URL: https://youtu.be/MqwQRb0OsM8?feature=shared

Title: One Mindanao, HIV Watch

Date Published: May 17, 2024

Author: Jandi Esteban, One Mindanao

Key Information: 16 newborn babies in SPMC at Davao City have been tested positive for HIV , This is due to their mother's having HIV even before they gave birth.

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URL: https://psa.gov.ph/statistics/vital-statistics/node/168271

Title: 2022 Causes of Deaths in the Philippines (Preliminary as of 31 August 2022)

Author: Philippine Statistics Authority (psa.gov.ph)

Date Released: October 26, 2022

Key information: The information presented includes provisional deaths that occurred from January to July 2022 based on data files received by the PSA - Civil Registration Service (CRS) from the PSOs as of 31 August 2022. The article also shows the statistics for the leading causes of deaths in the past two years which are different types of heart diseases.

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Data on causes of death presented in this press release were obtained from the deaths registered, either timely or belatedly, at the appropriate Office of the City/Municipal Civil Registrar throughout the country and subsequently submitted for encoding to the Office of the Civil Registrar General through the Provincial Statistical Offices (PSOs) of the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA). The information presented includes provisional deaths that occurred from January to July 2022 based on data files received by the PSA - Civil Registration Service (CRS) from the PSOs as of 31 August 2022. Thus, the figures presented herein are still preliminary and may differ from the final count. Deaths of Filipinos abroad are not yet included in this release, but Filipinos whose usual residence is abroad and foreign nationals with deaths occurring in the country during the reference period were included in this report.
Figures in this release, specifically for deaths due to Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19), may differ from the one released by the Department of Health (DOH) because the figures in this release were obtained from the certificates of death particularly the descriptions written on the medical certificate portion therein as reviewed by the health officer of the local government unit concerned. On the other hand, the figures released by the DOH were obtained through a surveillance system.
Furthermore, figures in this release for deaths due to COVID-19 refer to both confirmed and probable cases as of registration. The coding of causes of death is based on the World Health Organization's (WHO) International Statistical Classification of Diseases and Related Health Problems revision 10 (ICD-10). With the emergence of COVID-19, the WHO issued two new emergency codes (Code U07.1 and Code U07.2) to be used when coding causes of death for statistical purposes.
Code U07.1 or COVID-19-virus identified is used when COVID-19 is confirmed by a laboratory test. Code U07.2 or COVID-19-virus not identified is used for suspected or probable cases as well as clinically-epidemiologically diagnosed COVID-19 cases where testing was not completed or inconclusive.1 Thus, the figures in this release for deaths due to COVID-19 include both Code U07.1 and Code U07.2 while the figures released by the DOH, on the other hand, include deaths from confirmed cases only or Code U07.1. ¹ https://www.who.int/classifications/icd/COVID-19-coding-icd10.pdf
Ischaemic heart diseases, cerebrovascular diseases, and neoplasms lead the causes of death in the Philippines The top three causes of death in the country from January to July of 2022 were ischaemic heart diseases, cerebrovascular diseases, and neoplasms. Incidentally, these were also the leading causes of death in the same period in 2021. From January to July of 2022, ischaemic heart diseases were the leading cause of death with 57,899 cases or 18.6 percent of the total deaths in the country. On the other hand, cerebrovascular diseases came in second with 32,354 deaths (10.4% share). Neoplasms, commonly known as "cancer", were the third leading causes which accounted for 31,487 recorded cases (10.1% share) from January to July 2022. Deaths due to diabetes mellitus recorded 20,107 cases or 6.4 percent share, making it the fourth leading cause of death, while deaths due to hypertensive diseases, which ranked fifth recorded 17,999 cases or 5.8 percent share. (Table 1 and Figure 1) Figure 1. All Causes of Mortality (Top 20), Philippines: January to July, 2021(p) and 2022(p)
(as of 31 August 2022) Note: Symptoms, signs, and abnormal clinical and laboratory findings, not elsewhere classified (R00-R99) are not included in the analysis due to the unspecified nature of these causes.
(p) - Preliminary
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) ranks among the leading causes of death

Registered deaths due to COVID-19 accounted for a total of 12,083 deaths or 3.9 percent of the total registered deaths from January to July 2022. By classification, COVID-19 with virus identified and COVID-19 virus not identified were both included in the 20 leading causes of death. COVID-19 with virus identified was the 10th leading cause of death in the country with 8,586 cases or 2.8 percent of the total deaths. Meanwhile, registered deaths due to COVID-19 with virus not identified accounted for 3,497 or 1.1 percent of the total deaths, making it the 19th leading cause of death. (Table 1 and Figure 1)
Three regions report more than a thousand COVID-19 deaths
Among the 17 regions, National Capital Region (NCR) registered the highest number of deaths due to COVID-19 with 2,986 or 24.7 percent of the total COVID-19 deaths from January to July 2022. Region IV-A (CALABARZON) ranked second with 1,856 deaths (15.4%), while Central Luzon came in third with 1,573 deaths (13.0%). On the other hand, BARMM reported the least number of registered COVID-19 deaths with only 32 cases. (Table 2 and Figure 2)
Figure 2. Number of Registered Deaths Due to COVID-19 by Region of Usual Residence, Philippines: January to July 2022(p)
Quezon City registers most COVID-19 deaths in NCR

In NCR, Quezon City reported the highest number of deaths due to COVID-19, with 623 deaths or 20.9 percent of the total COVID-19 deaths in the region from January to July 2022. This was followed by the City of Manila and City of Caloocan with 480 (16.1%) and 305 (10.2%) COVID-19 deaths, respectively. (Table 3 and Figure 3)
DENNIS S. MAPA, Ph.D.
National Statistician and Civil Registrar General

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Data on causes of death presented in this press release were obtained from the deaths registered, either timely or belatedly, at the appropriate Office of the City/Municipal Civil Registrar throughout the country and subsequently submitted for encoding to the Office of the Civil Registrar General through the Provincial Statistical Offices (PSOs) of the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA).

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URL: https://caro.doh.gov.ph/infectious-diseases/

Title: Lists of Infectious Diseases

Author: Republic of the Philippines, Department of Health

Cordillera Center for Health Development

Date released: September 10, 2024

key Information: This government website outlines the lists of infectious diseases, their classifications and information. There are a total of 26 infectious diseases covered by the DOH Cordillera.

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Researched by: Alexandra Isobel A. Llaban

URL:https://www.pna.gov.ph/articles/1231650

Title: How Stage 4 cancer survivor lights up Iloilo's 'ghost island'

Date Published: August 21, 2024

Author: Kris Crismundo

Key Information: The article highlights Israel Hans Golez, a Stage 4 cancer survivor who led the drive to give Carles, an isolated "ghost island" in Iloilo, solar power. His actions revolutionized the area by bringing sustainable energy solutions and raising the standard of living for the locals.

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How Stage 4 cancer survivor lights up Iloilo’s ‘ghost island’

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Heroism does not require losing one’s life. Some heroes even survive life-threatening diseases like cancer. Israel Hans Golez, a boy scout from Iloilo City, was diagnosed with Stage 4 brain cancer when he was only two years old. He was cleared from the disease when he was eight. A…

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Researched by: Hannah Sophia P. Fronteras

URL:

https://www.pids.gov.ph/details/news/in-the-news/where-are-we-in-achieving-good-health-for-all-an-initial-stocktake

Title: Where are we in Achieving Good Health For All? An Initial Stocktake

Author: Rupert Francis Mangilit

Date of Publication: April 7, 2023

Key Information: This article discusses the next critical steps in achieving SDG 3 (Good Health & Well-being) in the Philippines, emphasizing the need to close a significant health financing gap.

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Where are we in Achieving Good Health For All? An Initial Stocktake

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As we observe World Health Day today (7 April), the Joint Programme on INFF takes stock of the country’s progress in meeting SDG 3 (Go

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Researched by: Hannah Sophia P. Fronteras

URL: https://www.who.int/news/item/18-05-2022-incentivizing-collaborationt-towards-health-related-sustainable-development-goals

Title: Incentivizing Collaboration Towards the Health-Related Sustainable Development Goals

Author: World Health Organization (WOH)

Date of Publication: May 18, 2022

Key Information: This article highlights the collaborative efforts of 13 UN agencies under the Global Action Plan for Healthy Lives and Well-being for All (SDG3 GAP). It emphasizes the need for stronger collaboration, alignment with global health initiatives, and a focus on gender equality and equity to ensure an equitable and resilient recovery

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Incentivizing collaboration towards the health-related Sustainable Development Goals

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Geneva, 20 May 2021 – WHO and 12 other signatory agencies to the Global Action Plan for Healthy Lives and Well-being for All (SDG3 GAP) have released their second progress report, Stronger collaboration for an equitable and resilient recovery towards the health-related SDGs.

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Researched by: Alexandra Isobel A. Llaban

URL: https://news.abs-cbn.com/lifestyle/2024/6/21/ofw-vlogger-brings-pinoy-life-culture-to-african-family-717

Title: OFW vlogger brings Pinoy life, culture to African family

Date Published: Jun 22, 2024

Author: Alyssa Lita

According to the article an African family has benefited greatly from the introduction of Filipino culture by an OFW YouTuber. By means of captivating video content, the vlogger facilitates a bridge between two separate cultures by sharing facets of Filipino life, such as customary cuisine and cultural practices. The African family benefits greatly from this interchange, but it also helps a larger audience appreciate and comprehend Filipino heritage. The vlogger's efforts underline the rewarding experiences that result from such international exchanges and serve as an example of the potential of contemporary media in fostering cross-cultural connections.