Amores.Evasco OBGYN

09/08/2026

Pabakuna na!

05/08/2026

LIVE NA! 🎥🩷

"Pwede ba magpabakuna habang buntis?"
"Safe ba ito para kay Baby?"
"Ano ang mga bakunang kailangan during pregnancy?" 👀

Get the answers as we separate facts from myths about vaccination during pregnancy!

🎙️ POGScast Episode 23: Bakuna Habang Buntis: Ligtas Ba Talaga?

https://youtu.be/8gKKpiHufYU?si=_OEe_c2HfcAycz9B

📺 NOW STREAMING! Join us as we discuss the vaccines that help protect both Mommy and Baby. 👩🏻‍🍼💕

Watch, learn, and share this episode with your family and friends!

“Pwede ba magpabakuna habang buntis?”“Safe ba ito para kay Baby?”...

01/08/2026

For decades, Filipinos have been told that the mosquitoes carrying dengue bite during the day.

That advice still holds true—but it is no longer the whole story.

Researchers from the University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB) have found that dengue transmission in the country has effectively become a 24-hour threat due to the growing role of a second mosquito species, Aedes albopictus, which remains active well into the evening and nighttime.

Unlike the better-known Aedes aegypti, the primary dengue vector that feeds mainly during daylight hours, Aedes albopictus bites from late afternoon through the night. The findings came from entomological studies conducted by Dr. Pio Javier and Dr. Barbara L. Caoili of the UPLB Institute of W**d Science, Entomology and Plant Pathology.

The researchers also documented a major behavioral shift in the species.

Previously regarded as a forest and rural mosquito that mostly fed on animals, Aedes albopictus has increasingly adapted to urban environments. It is now commonly found around homes and neighborhoods, breeding in clean, stagnant water collected in flowerpot saucers, discarded tires, roof gutters, buckets, and other household containers.

The shift means dengue prevention can no longer focus only on daytime exposure.

According to the researchers, many people stop using mosquito repellents or other protective measures after sunset because they believe the danger has passed. But the night-biting mosquito takes advantage of that false sense of security, making evening and nighttime another window for dengue transmission.

Scientists believe rapid urbanization, the loss of green spaces, and the abundance of artificial breeding sites have helped drive the mosquito’s expansion into cities. Artificial lighting may also be extending the insect’s active hours by disrupting its natural biological rhythms.

The findings reinforce the need for year-round and round-the-clock dengue prevention.

Health experts continue to urge the public to eliminate stagnant water every week, install window and door screens, and use mosquito repellents not only during the day but also in the evening, particularly in semi-open areas such as porches, garages, and gardens.

For many Filipinos, dengue has long been considered a daytime danger.

UPLB’s research suggests that assumption may no longer be enough to keep families safe.

(✍️:Top Dagohoy)

25/07/2026

🌸 Maari pa bang magbuntis kung may cancer? 🤔

Ang cancer diagnosis ay hindi nangangahulugang kailangan nang isuko ang pangarap na maging isang ina. 💗 Pero paano nga ba naaapektuhan ng cancer at cancer treatment ang fertility? At ano ang mga options para mapreserba ang fertility bago sumailalim sa treatment?

Alamin ang sagot sa POGScast Episode 21: Fertility Preservation 101! 🎙️

📅 Martes, July 21
⏰ 8:00 PM
📺 Watch us on YouTube!

Tara, pag-usapan natin ang fertility preservation at ang mga possibilities para sa mga babaeng may cancer. Let's talk, Pinay! 💕✨

16/07/2026

Clinic update:

Dr. Amores-Evasco will be unable to hold clinic today. You may reach out to us here to reschedule for a better time. Thank you for your understanding. See you!🙂

09/07/2026

Report

Here are the various towns and cities affected by the ashfall from ! It has affected so far Negros Occ, Negros Or, and Cebu

NEGROS ORIENTAL:
Canlaon City
Guihulngan City
Vallehermoso

NEGROS OCCIDENTAL:
San Carlos City

CEBU:
Aloguinsan
Asturias
Balamban
Cebu City
Consolacion
Cordova
Lapu-Lapu City
Liloan
Mandaue City
Minglanilla
Naga City
Pinamungajan
Talisay City
Toledo City
Barili

Are you affected?

Stay safe!

09/07/2026

Mask up, stay indoors and keep safe!

03/07/2026

Dr. Amores-Evasco will not be able to hold clinic on July 6-9. Clinic will resume on July 10.

Please contact Ms. Claire 0933 357 2741 for any concerns. Please be advised. Thank you. 🙂

26/06/2026

“Paano maiiwasan ang cervical cancer?”…
“Paano malalaman kung may breast cancer?”….
“Paano mapapanatili ang pertilidad kung may cancer?”_m

Manood ng *Lay Webinar on Women’s Cancers* sa *July 10, 9-11 ng umaga* upang malaman ang sagot sa mga karaniwang tanong na ito.

Ito ay handog ng POGS Committee on Women’s Cancers at ng POGS Southern Tagalog (Region 4) and POGS Bicol (Region 5).

POGS Facebook live https://www.facebook.com/share/1DeyZJTefr/

Everyone is invited!

The POGS is the premier organization composed of highly competent Obstetrician-Gynecologists providing excellent reproductive health care

22/06/2026

🎙️ POGScast Episode 17

Hindi regular ang regla? Madalas magkaroon ng acne o sobrang oily ng balat? Maaaring may higit pa itong ipinapahiwatig.

Sa Episode 17 ng POGScast: Let’s Talk, Pinay!, pag-usapan natin ang PMOS at PCOS—mga kondisyong may epekto sa hormonal balance at reproductive health ng kababaihan.

Alamin kung anu-ano ang mga karaniwang sintomas, posibleng sanhi at risk factors, at kung bakit mahalaga ang maagang pagkilala at tamang pangangasiwa sa mga kondisyong ito.

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