In the Philippines, pansit-pansitan is also called ulasimang-bato (Tagalog), olasiman ihalas (Bisaya), sinaw-sinaw or tangon-tangon (Bikol), lin-linnaaw (Ilocano), and clavo-clavo (Chavacano).

MANILA, Philippines — Pansit-pansitan: also known as ulasimang bato, it goes by the scientific name of Peperomia pellucida and the English name Shiny Bush. It has, as its name suggests ...

Researchers from the University of the Philippines Manila have developed a gout medication made of ulasimang bato, also known as pansit-pansitan. The drug, which comes in tablet form, has been ...

Researchers from the University of the Philippines Manila have developed a gout medication made of ulasimang bato, also known as pansit-pansitan. The drug, which comes in tablet form, has been shown ...