St. Camillus OB GYNE & Pediatric Clinic

25/05/2026

25/05/2026

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Zone 4 brgy San Antonio basey samar

11/05/2026

Zone 4 brgy. San Antonio Basey Samar

08/05/2026

Isang makabuluhang pagtalakay tungo sa mas malalim na pag-unawa, pagkalinga, at suporta para sa kalusugang pangkaisipan ng ating mga kabataan. 💚🥹

Samahan ang EVMC Cares ngayong Sabado, May 9, 2025 mula 3:00 PM – 4:00 PM sa PRTV Tacloban at FMR 100.7 para talakayin ang “Pag-unawa sa Self-Harm sa mga Kabataan," kasama si Dr. Rajami Malibago- Medical Officer IV ng EVMC.

Sama-sama nating alamin kung paano makilala ang mga babalang senyales, maunawaan ang mga tahimik na laban na kinakaharap ng maraming kabataan, at matutuhan kung paano ang malasakit at agarang suporta ay maaaring makapagligtas ng buhay.

Dahil mahalaga ang kalusugang pangkaisipan, at walang kabataang dapat lumaban nang nag-iisa. 💙

30/04/2026

NEVER LET ANYONE KISS YOUR NEWBORN BABY
No matter who they are or how well they mean, don’t allow it. That innocent kiss on the cheek, forehead, or lips could put your baby’s life at risk.

A newborn’s immune system is still developing. They can’t fight infections like adults or older children. What seems like a harmless kiss can actually spread serious viruses and bacteria that are deadly to babies.
Here’s what a kiss can expose your baby to:

HSV-1 (Herpes Simplex Virus):
Cold sores in adults may seem harmless, but if transmitted to a newborn, herpes can cause severe brain damage, organ failure, or even death.

Respiratory Infections:
Common colds, flu, or COVID-19 can quickly overwhelm a baby’s fragile body, leading to breathing problems, fever, and hospitalization.

Other Oral Bacteria:
Even healthy-looking mouths carry bacteria that can trigger infections in babies with no defense.

It’s not just a kiss. It’s a risk.
You don’t owe anyone access to your baby’s face, not grandma, not aunties, not friends, not in-laws. Your baby’s safety comes first.

Tips to keep your baby safe:
Teach visitors to admire your baby without touching or kissing.

Practice good hygiene. Ask others to wash their hands before holding your baby.
Be confident in setting boundaries. Protecting your baby is not pride, it’s care.

Your newborn is precious. Guard them fiercely. One kiss can be all it takes.

Midwife Chiamaka