Manila, Philippines | April 29, 2026
Last April 29, 2026, Servier Philippines supported the launch of May Measure Month 2026 (MMM26), a global blood pressure awareness campaign, held in partnership with the Philippine Society of Hypertension (PSH).
First launched in 2017 by the International Society of Hypertension, May Measure Month has become the world’s largest public blood pressure screening initiative, reaching millions of people across more than 100 countries and identifying individuals with previously undiagnosed hypertension.
In the Philippines, the campaign is led by PSH together with healthcare partners and advocates, strengthening nationwide efforts to address hypertension through early detection, education, and preventive care.
The launch event gathered healthcare leaders, partners, and advocates, including the Servier Philippines Medical Team, united in advancing a shared goal: promoting regular blood pressure monitoring and improving cardiovascular health outcomes for Filipinos.
At the core of MMM26 is a simple yet impactful message
Measure your blood pressure regularly. Control it. Live longer.
Hypertension remains one of the leading risk factors for cardiovascular disease and is often referred to as a “silent condition” due to the lack of noticeable symptoms. Without regular monitoring, many individuals remain unaware of their condition until complications arise.
Through May Measure Month, PSH and its partners aim to encourage Filipinos to take a proactive role in their health by knowing their numbers and seeking appropriate care when needed. The campaign will roll out nationwide activities, including blood pressure screenings and public awareness initiatives throughout the month of May.
The participation of the Servier Philippines Medical Team underscores the organization’s commitment to supporting evidence-based initiatives and strengthening collaborations that contribute to better patient outcomes.
Through its continued partnership with the Philippine Society of Hypertension, Servier Philippines remains dedicated to advancing cardiovascular health and empowering communities through awareness, education, and early intervention
BECAUSE BETTER HEALTH STARTS WITH AWARENESS, AND ONE SIMPLE MEASUREMENT CAN HELP SAVE LIVES.
