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05/06/2026

A new study has found a connection between severe respiratory infections and an increased risk of lung cancer. Researchers discovered that people who experienced severe cases of COVID-19 or the flu are more likely to be diagnosed with lung cancer later on.

The data suggests that the intense inflammation caused by these viral infections can lead to long-term changes in the lungs. This environment can make it easier for cancer cells to develop and grow over time. While most people recover from these illnesses without further issues, the study highlights the importance of monitoring lung health in patients who had serious respiratory complications.

These findings emphasize the need for continued research into the long-term effects of viral infections. By identifying these risks early, doctors can provide better follow-up care and screening for those who have recovered from severe respiratory illnesses.

Source: News Medical

03/06/2026

A recent study published in medical research has found that ketone bodies molecules produced by the body during certain metabolic states can significantly strengthen the fitness and anti-tumor activity of CAR T cells.

By examining how these immune cells respond to different energy sources, researchers identified that ketones provide a superior "fuel" that allows CAR T cells to remain active and aggressive against tumors for longer periods. This metabolic support helps the cells overcome the harsh and exhausting environment often created by cancer.

Integrating these metabolic insights into immunotherapy marks a major step forward in precision medicine. Leveraging the body's own natural chemistry to "power up" treatment could lead to more effective therapies and improved survival rates for patients facing various types of cancer.

Source: News Medical

03/06/2026

📢 HAPPENING TODAY | GETMEDS SALES SUMMIT 2026

Getmeds is proudly conducting the GetMeds Sales Summit 2026 as part of our four-day corporate gathering, which includes our Team Building activities and Mid-Year Celebration at Canyon Cove Hotel & Spa.

Guided by this year's theme, FAST – Focused, Aligned, Strong, and Transformational, the summit brings together our sales leaders and teams to strengthen collaboration, align business strategies, and further enhance our commitment to improving healthcare access for Filipino patients.

A key highlight of this year's summit is our continued mission of Expanding Patient Access to Complete Therapy, highlighted by the launch of PAZOGET (Pazopanib) — the first generic Pazopanib available in the Philippines. Indicated for patients with advanced Renal Cell Carcinoma (RCC), PAZOGET represents a significant step forward in making essential cancer treatment more accessible and affordable. This milestone reflects our dedication to expanding access to quality therapy, helping more patients continue their treatment journey, and supporting better health outcomes nationwide.

02/06/2026

At Getmeds, we continuously invest in our people to ensure that we provide the best possible service to our customers and partners.

In line with this commitment, our team will be participating in Team Building 2026, a company-wide activity focused on strengthening collaboration, innovation, and service excellence.

Customers may still reach out to us through our page and official contact number during this period. Orders may still be placed; however, due to limited personnel availability, response times, order processing, and deliveries may experience delays. We kindly ask for your patience and understanding.

📞 Official Contact Number: 09190769105

Regular operations will resume on June 8, 2026 (Monday).

We appreciate your understanding and continued trust in Getmeds. Thank you for allowing us to be your partner in accessible and reliable healthcare.

01/06/2026

A new AI tool developed by researchers aims to significantly reduce the workload for pathologists diagnosing prostate cancer. As the number of biopsy samples increases, medical teams often face backlogs that can delay treatment for patients.

This technology uses advanced algorithms to identify and grade cancerous tissue with high precision. By automating the initial screening process, the tool allows doctors to focus their expertise on the most complex cases. The integration of AI into pathology departments ensures faster results and more efficient hospital operations.

Providing medical teams with this level of digital support helps ensure that prostate cancer is identified accurately and early. This advancement in digital pathology is a vital step toward faster treatment timelines and improved patient care.

Source: News Medical

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