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Anchored on the theme “Empowering Health. Enabling Choices. Equal Future,” the initiative focused on embedding gender-responsive practices, dignity, respect, and social inclusion into the university community while reinforcing informed personal decision-making.
The health campaign addressed four thematic areas of public health and institutional wellness: principles of maternal health and family planning options, strategies for early teenage pregnancy prevention and health education, practical guidelines on breast health and routine self-examination techniques, and transmission dynamics, preventive measures, and destigmatization surrounding HIV/AIDS.
Leda O. Tomanpos, subject specialists, delivered evidence-based presentations emphasizing the importance of accessing verified medical information, exercising informed personal decision-making, and integrating gender-responsive practices across the academic community. (Joann D. Lim/ DRRM Coordinator)

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Bukidnon State University (BukSU) served as the venue for the provincial culmination of Handog ng Pangulo 2026, with about 3,000 participants and beneficiaries at the