| Unmet Need for Family Planning Remains High (Results from the 2011 Family Health Survey) |
| Women in Poor Households Are Less Likely To Practice Family Planning (Results from the 2011 Family Health Survey) |
| Urban Women Bear Less Children in Their Lifetime Than Rural Women (Results from the 2011 Family Health Survey ) |
| Death among Children Under Five Years of Age Continues to Decline (Results from the 2011 Family Health Survey) |
| Contraceptive Use in the Philippines (Results from the 1996 Family Planning Survey) |
| Contraceptive Use in the Philippines (Results from the 1997 Family Planning Survey) |
| Contraceptive Use in the Philppines (Results from the 1999 Family Planning Survey) |
| Contraceptive use in the Philippines (Results from the 1999 Family Planning Survey) |
| Contraceptive use in the Philippines (Results from the 1997 Family Planning Survey) |
| Women in Poor Households are Less Likely to Practice Family Planning |
| Half of the Filipino Women Now Practicing Family Planning |
| Contraceptive Use in the Philippines |
| Use of Modern Methods up in Most Regions (Final Results from the 2002 Family Planning Survey) |
| Pill Remains as Most Popular Contraceptive (Results from the 2000 Family Planning Survey) |
| 17.3 Million Filipino Adults are Current Tobacco Smokers (Final Results from the 2009 Global Adult Tobacco Survey) |
| Maternal and Child Health Survey |
| Some findings from the 1998 National Demographic and Health Survey |
| 2003 National Demographic and Health Survey |
| Philippines 2008 National Demographic and Healthy Survey Wallchart |
| Under-Five Mortality Down to 34 Deaths per 1,000 Births (Preliminary Results from the 2008 National Demographic and Health Survey) |
