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87th NRCP Founding Anniversary, December 10, 2020, 9:00AM to 12:00NN

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DOST-NRCP project says early childhood literacy contributes to social development

Dr. Heidi Barcelo Macahilig, Department of Science and Technology-National Research Council of the Philippines member of Division VIII Social Sciences lectures some elementary teachers of Pampanga on early literacy development

A project funded by DOST-National Research Council of the Philippines (NRCP) that focused on Development and Validation of Wordlists in the Top Seven (7) Mother Tongues Used in the K-3 Curriculum was featured in a lecture-forum on Storytelling and Transition from other Tongues to Second Language in celebration of the National Literacy Week in the month of September.

Details: Written by Jenny Leigh A. Daquioag; Published: 07 October 2019; Hits: 739

DOST agencies collaborate in breaking HIV/AIDS stigma

The need to inform the vulnerable public on how they can protect as well as help themselves and others from the ever rising Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) infection prompted the Department of Science and Technology-National Capital Region (DOST-NCR) and DOST-National Research Council of the Philippines (DOST-NRCP) to join hands in a campaign called “Breaking the HIV Stigma”.

Details: Written by Jenny Leigh A. Daquioag; Published: 01 October 2019; Hits: 717

Studies on Halal Food Packaging Eyed for Incorporation into NRCP Priorities

DOST Region XII Director Zenaida P. Hadji Raof Laidan during the NRCP Regional Basic Research Caravan

The National Research Council of the Philippines eyes to support basic studies that could aid in strengthening the existing standards used for packaging and labelling of Halal food products.

Details: Written by Mary Charlotte O. Fresco; Published: 25 September 2019; Hits: 1452

Study reveals health woes of OFWs

Astudy of 689 land-based overseas Filipino workers in Asia, Europe and the Middle East found out that the common illnesses of women OFWs concern the reproductive health, while male workers suffer from cardiovascular, urinary, neurological and immune system.

The study, titled “Common Health Problems Among Overseas Filipino Workers [OFWs],” was conducted by the National Research Council of the Philippines (NRCP) of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST).