Dr. Raymund C. Velasquez, FPSGS, FPCS, FACS

19/08/2025

https://tribune.net.ph/2025/08/15/stop-calling-doctors-greedy?fbclid=IwY2xjawMO4CVleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHs6GiaIuf7XVw8TABXq6519Kcwmk9fdI5daLSXDVtJgH0FLoj4po5Yind0Ix_aem_wF7dxxaRZko4yl2lk9kpuw

She has diabetes, her leg wound slow to heal. Days in the hospital had stretched into more than a week. When the final bill came, the family stared at the total

15/09/2021

mas importante po ang ginagawa natin kaysa sa sinasabi natin😊.

15/09/2021

We heal as one!

20/08/2021

reminder...

06/07/2021

https://www.facebook.com/100046905800054/posts/357603845813139/

04/06/2021

Huwag na po tayong dumagdag sa census ng hospital... pls grab your chance to be vaccinated 🏥

A doctor comments on Cleveland Clinic data that shows most COVID-19 infections and hospitalizations are in people who are not fully vaccinated.

02/06/2021

02/06/2021

"Astra has now been shown to be more effective when the second dose is given at 12 weeks compared with earlier than six weeks. The effectiveness for the first dose is as high as 80 percent, and a second dose increases this to 85 to 90 percent. Sinovac, in real-world experience in 10 million people in Chile, showed a vaccine effectiveness against moderate to severe disease of 85 percent. In a recent trial in Indonesia among 128,290 healthcare workers, Sinovac prevented symptomatic disease in 94 percent of participants, prevented hospitalization in 96 percent, and prevented death in 98 percent. These real-world numbers are just as good as those for the mRNA vaccines.

In other words, ALL four vaccines: Pfizer, Moderna, Sinovac, and Astra have shown SIMILAR real- world effectiveness against symptomatic disease. This is important because effectiveness is a more realistic measure of how well a vaccine works since it accounts for logistics and handling issues. All four vaccines prevent symptomatic disease in the 85 to 95 percent range, and all are nearly 100 percent effective in decreasing the risk of dying. Data from other vaccines continues to be gathered, but there is a reasonable expectation that efficacy against symptomatic and severe disease will remain high."

https://mb.com.ph/2021/06/01/vaccines-as-a-passport-to-freedom/?amp&fbclid=IwAR28Ogkdo-HVjo_LxSG3HkNh-YPqRHjCaeNT0NQQDlk-jQrmHEmR60lH43M

12/05/2021

https://www.facebook.com/100046905800054/posts/323735885866602/

02/05/2021

Noong dumating ang Covid gusto mo may vaccine agad.. ngayong my vaccine na ayaw mo naman.. san ka pa 😁😭