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Replacing gravel with coconut shell aggregates does not make concrete harder and less prone to corrosion

Utilizing coconut shell aggregates (CSA) in concrete benefits agricultural waste management and reduces the demand for mineral resources. Several studies...

Children as young as two months are exposed to digital media for an average of two hours every day

15 August 2023

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Study reports the first cases of yaws, a chronic and highly contagious skin and bone infection, among the Aetas of Quezon

4 August 2023

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Continuing ignition practices have transformed Tau-Buhid Indigenous lands into “territories of fire”

Replacing gravel with coconut shell aggregates does not make concrete harder and less prone to corrosion

Children as young as two months are exposed to digital media for an average of two hours every day

Study reports the first cases of yaws, a chronic and highly contagious skin and bone infection, among the Aetas of Quezon

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Statement on the Recommendations of the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM 2)

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Cavite State University partners with the University of the Philippines Open University to foster collaborative advancements in utilizing the Filipinized Learning Management System

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Replacing gravel with coconut shell aggregates does not make concrete harder and less prone to corrosion

Children as young as two months are exposed to digital media for an average of two hours every day

Study reports the first cases of yaws, a chronic and highly contagious skin and bone infection, among the Aetas of Quezon

Continuing ignition practices have transformed Tau-Buhid Indigenous lands into “territories of fire”