Debunking the myth of bathing with cold water to reduce fever Bathing with cold water to reduce fever is a widespread practice, but is discouraged by medical evidence.
Keys to the explosive diarrhea that keeps people in more than 30 US states in suspense. Cyclosporiasis is primarily transmitted through contaminated food and water. Imported fresh products are the most affected
Silent price of self-medication: drug abuse damages the kidneys Nephrotoxicity can manifest itself in high blood pressure, water and sodium retention, excess potassium, tissue inflammation or acute kidney failure.
Thousands of Belgian fans celebrate World Cup fever in Los Angeles, despite being eliminated Fan travels from Belgium to the US with his car
Pimples on the genital lips: understanding causes and treatments Increasing pain, abnormal discharge, and changes in pimple size are indicative of a possible complication.
Alert for frozen blueberries sold in the US: E. coli outbreak investigated The FDA is investigating an E. coli outbreak linked to GreenWise organic frozen blueberries sold at Publix. What to do if you have the product at home
It is not a traditional flu: the respiratory syndrome that arises after air pollution due to natural disasters After a natural event such as an earthquake or forest fire, there is not a virus circulating among people, but rather direct exposure to particulate matter
How to differentiate viral and bacterial infections to guide treatment Far from being a simple medical technicality, differentiating between viral and bacterial is crucial to determining the appropriate treatment.
The World Cup enters its hottest stage: the favorites for the title, according to the AI France, Argentina, Spain and England appear as the favorites in the quarterfinals of the 2026 World Cup, according to an artificial intelligence analysis
A sting that resulted in a medical nightmare Despite receiving initial treatment and leaving the emergency room, Emma Selvidge experienced rapid degeneration of her condition.
Cyclospora: group of parasites that wreak havoc through contamination of agricultural products The CDC says it's common for cases to rise in the summer, but several states are seeing unusual increases.
Why mosquitoes bite some people more than others It's not bad luck or "sweet blood": mosquitoes detect chemical signals, body heat and carbon dioxide. What factors increase bites?
Why mosquitoes bite some people more than others It's not bad luck or "sweet blood": mosquitoes detect chemical signals, body heat and carbon dioxide. What factors increase bites?
Ibuprofen or paracetamol: the doubt we all have Choosing poorly between both drugs can mean, at best, that they do not have the expected effect, and at worst, an unnecessary risk to health.
WHO warns of a possible outbreak of diseases after double earthquake in Venezuela The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that the double earthquake poses an enormous challenge to the health system in Venezuela
WHO warns of a possible outbreak of diseases after double earthquake in Venezuela The World Health Organization (WHO) warns that the double earthquake poses an enormous challenge to the health system in Venezuela
Health experts report that the risk of an Ebola outbreak in the US is very low 'We can be quite calm, but it is still a big local problem,' says Dr. Schaffner
Soccer shells to honor the memory of grandmother Young Latina turns pain into inspiration and goes viral thanks to World Cup bread
TikTok gets fully into the World Cup fever with new functions to follow it in real time The app adds a special experience to see results, statistics and lineups without leaving the platform.
Find out what the symptoms of worms in adults are, a problem that does not distinguish ages Lack of information about worm symptoms in adults causes late diagnoses that lead to avoidable complications
For Trump, the worst of the worst includes 500 minors in detention centers Analysis illustrates the level of cruelty of Trump's immigration policy, which in his first administration separated babies and children from their parents
Alpha-gal syndrome, a life-threatening meat or dairy allergy Ticks can also transmit serious infections such as Lyme disease or Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
Director of National Intelligence reveals that the US financed laboratories where viruses are developed Tulsi Gabbard, Director of National Intelligence, discovered that the government financed 120 biological laboratories in at least 30 countries
Crowd diseases to which you could be exposed in this Soccer World Cup Public health authorities have created response plans for possible outbreaks, focusing on vaccination and awareness of prevalent diseases
How Wet Wipes Possibly Contaminated by Bacteria Can Affect Babies Target voluntarily recalled lots of wet wipes from the market for alleged presence of bacteria such as Burkholderia cepacia and Burkholderia gladioli
Hispanic MLB players choose their favorite team to win the 2026 World Cup Hispanic MLB players surprise with their predictions for the 2026 World Cup: Brazil, France, Argentina and Spain among those mentioned
They investigate an increase in diseases related to the consumption of raw milk They report that at least 45 of the sick people tested positive for campylobacteriosis. Infections linked to two dairy farms in Idaho
Do you ask symptoms to the AI? Study detects medical errors in more than 20% of responses A Penn State study found that AI answers medical queries with 76.2% accuracy, but fails in more than 20% of cases
The curse that Mexico wants to break in the 2026 World Cup: the ghost that haunts El Tri Mexico will play the World Cup at home with a mission: to put an end to decades of frustration and overcome a barrier that has marked several generations of the
World on alert: PAHO asks to reinforce vaccination against measles due to alarming wave of cases The crowds and the arrival of millions of fans from all over create the perfect scenario for a contagion multiplier effect, says PAHO.
They install the largest ball in the world in Commerce Latin fans live the passion of the Soccer World Cup and California says it guarantees public safety at the Inglewood and Santa Clara venues
Brazil investigates two suspected cases of Ebola Nearly 250 people have died in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the last two weeks. The WHO declared an international public health emergency.
The consequences of taking ibuprofen frequently, according to science Ibuprofen can relieve pain and inflammation, but its frequent use or in high doses increases digestive, cardiovascular and kidney risks.
The flu vaccine didn't work in the US: the worst effectiveness rates in more than a decade were recorded A new subtype of the A H3N2 virus has predominated this season, contributing to a considerable increase in infections, especially in New York
Free vaccination for Mexicans in Houston: location, date, and time The Consulate General of Mexico announced a free influenza vaccination campaign for Mexicans in Houston
Miley Cyrus is caught wearing Hannah Montana's iconic wig in Los Angeles Through a statement, Miley Cyrus announced that she will return to Disney to pay tribute to the iconic character of Hannah Montana
Viruses that affect your stomach the most: these are the germs you should avoid What are the most common ones? How do they enter the body? Is it possible to avoid them?
Don't have health insurance? Here's how you can get cheaper medical care Don't have health insurance because of its high cost? Discover clinics, discounts, and resources to access cheaper medical care in the United States
Immigrant deaths in ICE custody are on the rise A Honduran father and grandfather living in New Jersey died in January at a detention center in Calexico
Asian countries tighten health controls due to the Indian Nipah virus; does it threaten to spread? Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, and China implement security and prevention measures to prevent the virus from crossing into their territories
New review on Tylenol refutes autism risks, despite Trump's claims Experts warn that limiting Tylenol use during pregnancy could result in inadequate management of health conditions
Nintendo Switch 2 debuts purple and green Joy-Cons: release date and price Nintendo unveiled new controller colors for the Switch 2 alongside the launch of Mario Tennis Fever
Fernando del Rincon's wife reveals the reasons behind the presenter's absence Venezuelan actress Jullye Gilberti released a video on her social media to explain the real reason her partner stopped appearing on screen
Deadly Fungus Candida auris Is Spreading Across the United States The dense cell wall structure of Candida auris contributes to its remarkable drug resistance
More than 2,000 cases of measles were reported in the US in 2025 Active outbreaks, especially in South Carolina and the Arizona-Utah border, are contributing to the growth in weekly cases
Flu vaccine: where to get it for free in the U.S. and why it's key this year The flu vaccine is free for millions of people in the U.S. With new strains circulating, immunization is key. Where to get it for free.
The boy who spent 2 years hiding in a forest to escape the Nazis In 1941, after Nazi forces took over the town of Buczacz, Poland, the Jewish inhabitants began to be hunted down and murdered
Raw oysters linked to salmonella outbreak, infecting 64 people in 22 states Although the illness generally lasts four to seven days, some cases may require hospitalization
COVID projections for 2026: Will it remain a threat or just a dire memory? Experts suggest that a new variant with greater transmissibility or resistance to previous immunity could emerge
'It seems like a city of zombies': the serious epidemic transmitted of viral diseases by mosquitoes that Cuba Dengue, chikungunya, and oropouche spread in a country hit by healthcare collapse, shortages of everything, and power outages.
Ethan Slater dodges questions about his relationship with Ariana Grande Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater started their relationship after meeting on the set of the movie 'Wicked'
