ENT Doctor Eljohn Yee MD

Join the PSO-HNS and AHNOP (Academy for Head and Neck Oncology in the Philippines) in raising awareness for Head and Neck Cancer.

Early detection saves lives.
Spread the word and encourage regular check-ups.

Tinanggal po ni Dr Yee ang aksidenteng nalagay na mighty bond sa tainga

Mag-ingat po tayo araw araw

Removed superglue (Cryanoacrylate) from the external auditory canal accidentally dropped in an 11 mo infant using acetone and hawacaine

Posted with written parental consent

Si Dr Yee ay tumatanggap ba po ngayon ng KAISER PERMANENTE Kaiser International HealthGroup, Inc.na HMO for your health needs sa Perpetual Succor Hospital and Maternity!

For inquiries, please message us

📣 ATTENTION ALL INNOVATORS! 📣

Calling all students, IT experts, innovators, trailblazers, and solution developers nationwide!

We're on the lookout for creative minds, trailblazing startups, and impactful solutions for this year’s Hack4Health: Building Solutions for Universal Healthcare!

Ten (10) teams with the best ideas will be invited to participate in the 48-hour Hackathon to be held in Tagaytay City.

Meals and accommodations are covered for all teams during the whole competition!

The top three winning teams can win as much as PHP 80,000.00 CASH!
Watch out for the opening of our registration very soon - so you can join us as we Empower Your Ideas and Empower our HEALTHCARE SYSTEM!

The Department of Health acknowledges that in many cultures, the first day of April is often called April Fool's Day - a day when there is an outbreak of pranks or jokes.

First, do no harm. The DOH urges all would-be pranksters to please avoid jokes related to illness, disease, and other physical or mental conditions; most especially about the loss of life. Doing so adds to stigma we want less of.

There can be considerate and wholesome fun. Always be kind to each other, and please have a Happy April Fool's Day!

: also known as whooping cough,
is a highly contagious bacterial disease. It is highly contagious in the early catarrhal stage, before paroxysmal cough. Incubation period is usually 7 days but it ranges from 5 to 15 days.

CAUSE
Bordetella pertussis bacteria

MODE OF TRANSMISSION
Acquired primarily through direct contact with discharges from respiratory mucus membranes of infected persons (The bacteria may be spread through droplets and indirect contact with articles freshly soiled with the discharges of infected persons.)

SIGNS & SYMPTOMS
• Cough persisting 2 or more weeks
• Fits of coughing
• Cough followed by vomiting

TREATMENT
Antibiotics may shorten the period of communicability from 7 days after exposure to 3 weeks after onset of typical paroxysms to only 5-7 days after onset therapy.

PREVENTION
Three primary immunization doses of DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus, and acellular pertussis vaccine) confer immunity to pertussis. Booster doses are recommended to be given after 1 year old, 4-6 years old, and at 11 years old.

The 5-in-1 vaccine, also known as the DTaP/IPV/Hib vaccine, is one of the first vaccines that your baby will have. It's a single injection which protects them against five serious childhood diseases.
These five illnesses are diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough (pertussis), polio, and Hib (Haemophilus influenzae type b).

This Penta/5-in-1 immunization is available in health centers nationwide.

Dear Doctors,

The Quirino Memorial Medical Center (QMMC) Department of Otorhinolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery in cooperation with the Department of Health – Newborn Hearing Screening Reference Center and the Philippine Society of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery invites you to the "Newborn Hearing Screening Personnel Certifying Course" to be held this March 14 and 15, 2024 from 8am to 5pm at the QMMC Auditorium.

Registration fee: P3,000
For inquiries, please contact: Dr. Angela Pauline Carlos at 0917-164-5726; [email protected]

See you there!

Abangan po natin si Dr Eljohn Yee na kasapi ng Team ENT sa Family Feud Philippines this February 29

The National Institutes of Health, University of the Philippines Manila, will have a year-long commemoration of its 26th anniversary, featuring the theme “Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion in Population Health Research: Ensuring Better Health Research Practices, Interventions, Policies, and Outcomes for All.” The first exciting event in the series of the year-long celebration will be held on 28 February 2024, Wednesday, from 3:30 pm to 8:00 pm, on the 7th floor of Henry Sy Senior Plenary Hall, Henry Sy, Sr. Building, University of the Philippines Manila.

Highlighting the program is the National Scientist on National Scientist discussion of the theme by two eminent national scientists and former Chancellors of UP Manila, Dr. Carmencita D. Padilla and Dr Ernesto Domingo, to be moderated by the Director, Programme Management of WHO, Western Pacific Region, Dr Susan P. Mercado.

We invite all researchers, faculty members, students, industry leaders, partner institutions, and stakeholders to join us and be part of this celebration as our scientist leaders set forward the health and research path aligned with the principles of Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (JEDI) while encouraging the participants to take concrete action in addressing the country’s prevailing health disparity issues.

For onsite participants, please register here: https://bit.ly/NIH26Registration
Participants may also join via Zoom by registering through this link: https://bit.ly/3HVfGA9

Visit Dr. Eljhon Yee's Online Clinic on SeeYouDoc via https://syd.care/dr-eljohn-yee

‼️ENT now available sa MEDITEK‼️

May problema ka ba sa tenga, ilong, o lalamunan/leeg?

Dr. Eljohn Yee, MHA is now accepting patients every Thursday 1pm at Meditek 🎉

Initial assessment via online consultation. Strictly by appointment only 👍🏻

Visit or contact us at our branch to book your appointment:
MAPANDAN
📌Pandan Ave., Poblacion St., Mapandan, Pangasinan (beside St. Joseph drugstore)
☎️09324652049 / (075)5231540

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The Department of Health (DOH) cautions the public against online fake endorsements. This has come to our attention after discovering that there are commercial products, including milk or other supplements, claiming to be endorsed by the Department.

The DOH reiterates that any such endorsements are fake, misleading, and unauthorized by the Department or any of its affiliate organizations. Also, the Department does not engage in the promotion or endorsement of specific brands or commercial products.

Furthermore, the DOH states that criminal charges may be pressed if related posts persist. The DOH continues to enjoin the public to source information only from legitimate sources and platforms, such as the health department, which can be accessed through the links and social media handles below.