A Nation Reborn, A Population Transformed The period following World War II marked a profound turning point in Philippine history. Emerging from the devastation of war and achieving full independence from the United States on July 4, 1946, the newly established Third Philippine Republic faced the monumental task of reconstruction and nation-building. Central to this…
The close of the 19th century marked a dramatic turning point in Philippine history. Three centuries of Spanish colonial rule were drawing to a violent end, only to be immediately followed by the arrival of a new colonial power: the United States of America. The American Period in the Philippines, spanning from 1898 to 1946,…
The Philippines has seen significant advancements in healthcare over the years, largely influenced by American practices. From traditional healing methods to modern biomedical science, the journey has transformed how patients receive care. American medicine introduced cutting-edge technologies and research, improving diagnosis and treatment methods. This integration has enhanced the overall health system, making it more…