News about Medicine

Marisol Peñaflorida and Win Hannah Bernabi earn from home.

Raquel Tolitol and Celenia Espinar are proof that there’s nothing more powerful than a mother’s love. Raquel, an insulin-dependent diabetic, had her medical assistance from Tzu Chi transferred to her

On June 28, Tzu Chi volunteers welcomed key leaders from the Rotary International Districts of India and the Philippines for the inauguration of a Rotary-Tzu Chi Prosthesis Center. Located at the Syne

The Center employs state-of-the-art 3D printing technology to make artificial limbs.

This marks the first big gathering of Tzu Chi Zamboanga volunteers since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Students from the Sisters of Mary Girlstown in Biga, Cavite claimed their free prescription eyeglasses at the Buddhist Tzu Chi Campus (BTCC) on June 14. After enjoying sumptuous vegetarian lunch and showcasing song and dance performances, the students expressed their gratitude to Tzu Chi volunteers with colorful hand-made cards.

Students performed song and dance numbers and gave hand-made cards to volunteers.

On June 3, Tzu Chi International Medical Association (TIMA) co-founder Dr. Jo Qua hosted a vegetarian dinner for TIMA doctor-volunteers at the café of Buddhist Tzu Chi Campus in Sta. Mesa, Manila. In the light and friendly affair, the first batch of volunteers to Tzu Chi medical missions in the mid-1990s took turns sharing their most memorable experience in the noble pursuit of providing treatment to poor communities all across the Philippines.