Unilab Ideas Positive 2012: 12 Teams Chosen (Nationwide)

Unilab Ideas Positive— the only social marketing congress and competition for college students in the country today has chosen the 12 out of 82 youth teams from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. They have qualified to bring their community-changing ideas to positive realities in this year’s national run; see basic details about Unilab Ideas Positive about the program here.

Unilab Ideas Positive: Youth + Ideas + Philippines

Unilab Ideas Positive

I have seen how passionate the organizers, supporters and participants of Unilab Ideas Positive in the past year are. And I'm glad they are continuing their advocacy until today with focus on heath. A social marketing clinic and competition-in-one, Unilab Ideas Positive provides a venue for college students to share their innovative and sustainable ideas to address the health and wellness concerns of their communities—and turn those ideas into reality.

Philippines, Superbug and Antibiotic Misuse

I'm not in the medical profession but I know that antibiotics should be used exactly as prescribed - both in dosage and number of days to take. This is due to the fact that the bacteria targeted by the antibiotics can develop immunity if not taken properly - this is what the 'Superbug' is all about.

GNM Contest: Ideas Positive

Unilab recently launched Ideas Positive: The Unilab Youth Camp for Change campaign. 

Ideas Positive GNM Contest

It's an idea-generation camp and competition for college students aiming to inspire fresh, developmental, and research-based social marketing initiatives that promote and advance health and wellness at the community level.

Unilab Encourages Positive Change With An Idea

Unilab has a good news and calls on the youth to create positive change with an idea by launching the Ideas Positive Program.

Innovative ideas can have the power to influence positive change in the world. History has shown that such ingenuity can be positively contagious and can come from anyone, especially the Filipino
youth.