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Photo from medium.com      In a world full of opportunities, it’s sad how many people choose the wrong ones. We get addicted to activities we thought would help us, but the truth is, they only bring harm. One of the clearest examples is online gambling. At first, it looks fun, exciting, and easy. But behind that screen, it destroys lives—slowly, silently, and dangerously.      E-gambling, or online gambling, is just a few taps away. Anyone can access it with a phone or a computer. And the worst part? It’s not only adults getting hooked—many students are now falling into the trap. According to the Department of Health (DOH), online gambling has become a mental health concern because of how addictive it is. It tricks people with flashing lights, fake rewards, and promises of easy money. But in reality, it only leads to stress, debt, and broken lives.      That’s why the DOH wants to ban or strictly regulate online gambling. Even Senator Juan ...

Photo from ThoughtCo     “Cleanliness is a state of purity, clarity, and precision.”      In a world full of people, at least some are in full hygiene and aware of cleanliness. In some places, there are contagious diseases, but do people really know what to do in order for this not to go out of hand? Is there anything that can stop this by just doing the simplest things?     Hand, foot, and mouth disease or commonly known as HFMD has continued to rise in cases nationwide. This has been a concern for the past few months now, and the Department of Health has encouraged people, especially those in schools, to conduct proper handwashing practices to prevent this illness. Not only does it spread from person to person, but it also spreads through objects that have been touched by someone infected.   Photo from Firstchildstep.com     This primarily affects children, and the number of infections has increased seven times this year compar...

Photo from cornell.com       “Social media is not a monologue; it’s a two-way conversation."      In today’s digital age, social media has been a big part in daily lives. For students, it’s a tool that can open doors to endless information and global communication. But as its influence grows, so does the concern over how it affects the younger generation. While undeniably powerful, social media is a two-edged sword—especially in the hands of students who are still learning to compare the line between use and misuse.      The benefits of social media are clear. It can support learning, provide quick access to educational resources, and allow students to collaborate and share knowledge with their peers. With just a few taps, students can connect, communicate, and stay updated on global events. Learning has never been more accessible. But behind the screens, a darker reality emerges.      Social media is increasingly bl...