Erica Schwartz defends the US withdrawal from the WHO in the Senate and promises to protect science Donald Trump's nominee to head the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention defended the "America First" policy
California would increase food prices due to non-renewable packaging rates New fees for non-recyclable packaging may cause food costs to increase; households will pay between $66 and $190 more per year
California would increase food prices due to non-renewable packaging rates New fees for non-recyclable packaging may cause food costs to increase; households will pay between $66 and $190 more per year
No fear of explosive diarrhea! How to continue eating fruits, vegetables and greens and not get infected in the attemp Washing hands with soap and water is crucial, as alcohol-based sanitizers are not effective against Cyclospora.
Massive outbreak of diarrhea is linked to consumption of lettuce and green leafy vegetables Michigan has so far recorded 2,640 cases, including 44 hospitalizations, while Ohio has 361 cases with at least 46 hospitalizations.
Deployment of the National Guard in Democratic cities did not reduce violence: CAP The Center for American Progress study categorically denies that Trump's troop deployments have managed to reduce violent crime
Deployment of the National Guard in Democratic cities did not reduce violence: CAP The Center for American Progress study categorically denies that Trump's troop deployments have managed to reduce violent crime
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
The silent method Walmart uses to detect theft at self-checkout registers Walmart Employees Can Use Wearable Devices to Monitor Self-Checkout Checkouts and Detect Unscanned Products Without Drawing Attention
Another city starts charging $50 for abandoned grocery carts North Charleston will charge Walmart and other chains $50 for each abandoned cart picked up by the city. The fee will not be applied to customers
Measles resurges amid declining vaccination rates The CDC has identified 625 people over age 20 with the disease this year; In 2025, 11% of those infected required hospitalization
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.
Pimples on the genital lips: understanding causes and treatments Increasing pain, abnormal discharge, and changes in pimple size are indicative of a possible complication.
ICE reduces inspections and leaves 15 detention centers without supervision for more than a year An analysis reveals that less surveillance coincides with more complaints about poor conditions and deaths in custody
Stopping long periods of sitting may reduce cancer risk Study of more than 91,000 UK Biobank participants points to importance of sedentary behavior patterns
A 2-year-old boy and a 74-year-old woman die after drowning in a lake during a family outing in Texas The two had gone for a walk together and were found hours later in the water. The authorities keep the investigation open
How to protect pets in extreme heat Older animals, puppies, overweight animals and those with previous respiratory or heart diseases are at greater risk of suffering from heat stroke.
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?
Reports of shark sightings increase in the US amid July 4 celebrations Despite the increase in reports of shark sightings, experts say attacks remain extremely rare
Green leafy vegetables and lung health: a new finding Green leafy vegetables such as spinach, kale and broccoli are suggested as an affordable way to increase vitamin K1 intake.
Coffee: an ally against liver diseases They observed that the liver benefit of coffee is not due to caffeine, since the effect was similar in those who consume decaffeinated coffee
What is he wants to fly, the celebration that CDMX asks to avoid during the World Cup The viral celebration "He wants to fly" has become common during the World Cup celebrations in Mexico. What it consists of and why it is dangerous
CDC alert for a parasite that causes severe diarrhea: confirmed cases in 17 states The CDC is investigating an outbreak of cyclosporiasis that already affects 17 states. Symptoms, how the parasite is transmitted and what measures to take to prevent infection
What an elite soccer player consumes: from vinegar preparations to creatine, supplements that make you perform more Soccer players use energy supplements before the match, isotonic drinks during and recovery shakes after the match
Millions of Americans look abroad for less expensive dental care In the United States, a visit to the dentist can be as expensive as a minor surgical operation. A dental crown ranges from $1,200 to $2,000 dollars.
Could there be a new earthquake in Venezuela? What the experts say After the earthquakes in La Guaira, experts explain if another earthquake is possible and why Venezuela will continue to be a country with high seismic activity
Rats in NY have genetically mutated and are more resistant to extermination methods, study reveals They are evolving in leaps and bounds to become immune to the most common poisons and cunning enough to outwit traditional traps.
The footballers stop, the workers continue, what do the hydration breaks at the World Cup tell us? If the heat justifies a pause in the World Cup, it also justifies protecting the Latinos who work under that same sun
Bill Pulte begins management with layoffs in office created after 9/11 The restructuring ordered by the White House generates concern in Congress, which warns of possible risks to the coordination of national security
Cases of tetanus are increasing, it is a rare but dangerous disease Initial symptoms, which usually begin several days or weeks later, include jaw stiffness, neck pain, and difficulty swallowing.
Emergency analgesia and its difference with surgical anesthesia: this is how Koné was treated after his fracture. After the double fracture, the Canadian player was given Pentrhox, a powerful non-opioid analgesic with ultra-fast action.
Most effective natural treatments to eliminate foot fungus in summer Fungal skin infection usually starts between the toes and can appear when the toes become hot and sweaty.
Screaming, honking and football: how to care for dogs and cats during World Cup matches How to prevent your pet from being scared by the screams of the World Cup: tips for dogs and cats during matches, celebrations, honking, visitors and loud noises
Why are so many people allergic to shellfish? The prevalence of shellfish allergy increases with age and diet. Genetics also influences: certain family variants predispose to developing them
FDA endorses first flu vaccine that uses mRNA, technology that was key to ending the COVID-19 pandemic Studies have shown that the Moderna vaccine reduced flu cases by 27% in a study of 40,000 participants over the age of 50
Magnesium, one of the minerals best positioned as a well-being supplement Taking magnesium supplements can improve sleep quality, reduce muscle cramps, relieve fatigue, and contribute to bone and cardiovascular health.
Infant mortality in the US reaches a historic low Despite reaching this record, the US infant mortality rate remains less favorable than that of other high-income nations
Experimental fentanyl vaccine shows promising results They highlight that, if the vaccine meets efficacy standards, it could become a key tool in the battle against the opioid epidemic.
Teenager remains without brain activity after alleged viral challenge with medication in Oklahoma The young woman's family said that she had participated in an alleged challenge spread on social networks related to the excessive consumption of an antihistamine.
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
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.
El Nio phenomenon puts Latin America and the Caribbean on alert The confirmation by the World Meteorological Organization of a strong El Nio episode puts the region, one of the most threatened by this phenomenon, in check.
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
Former X-Men actor diagnosed with rare case of breast cancer and urges men to get checked The American Breast Cancer Foundation has highlighted the need to raise awareness about this disease in men
Former X-Men actor diagnosed with rare case of breast cancer and urges men to get checked The American Breast Cancer Foundation has highlighted the need to raise awareness about this disease in men
Vaccines against HPV allow establishing deadlines for the elimination of cervical cancer With the WHO supporting the HPV vaccine, 164 countries implement its use, highlighting the Australian model that seeks to eradicate the disease by 2035
It's back, and stronger: cases of screwworm disease are spreading in the US. The parasitic fly has begun to affect livestock again in Texas and New Mexico: there are five confirmed cases, including a dog
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
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.
Gene discovered that promotes rapid growth and early reproduction, but increases the risk of aging and cancer Research suggests certain genes may favor early life at the expense of long-term health
What you should do if someone has a stroke: steps to follow in an emergency The American Stroke Association (ASA) highlights the acronym "BEFAST" as a method to identify warning signs
The abuse of sweets can significantly harm your visual health Prolonged sugar consumption is linked to type 2 diabetes, which causes insulin resistance and various eye problems
Historic decline in smoking rate in the US: what's beyond quitting smoking? Despite the drop in smoking, prevention campaigns have faced significant cuts, which could affect the progress made
Constant communication between the brain and the stomach: almost all serotonin is produced in the intestinal tract Avoiding tobacco, reducing sugar and alcohol consumption, and adopting a balanced diet can prevent the need for cardiovascular interventions.
Head trauma in sports and its victims: Claude Lemieux's family donates his brain for research Chronic traumatic encephalopathy is a degenerative condition caused by repeated head trauma, which is typical of contact sports.
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.
Chiapas seeks to strengthen security cooperation ties with Israel The authorities indicated that there is a willingness to promote collaboration mechanisms and exchange of experiences on security issues.
About 8% of US citizens lacked health insurance in 2025, that number may increase this year About 5 million fewer people are expected to enroll in such plans in 2026 compared to 2025.
Another of the many benefits that olive oil provides: it stimulates hair growth Scientific evidence confirms that olive oil provides one more benefit: it revitalizes the hair follicle and promotes healthy and abundant hair.
Dr. Yolie: Fast Rising Name in the Modern Dental Industry Dr. Yolanda Cintron, aka Dr. Yolie, continues gaining attention in the dental industry for her holistic and patient-focused approach towards oral health.
Israel has already met more than half of its objectives in the war in Iran: Netanyahu Despite optimism over military advances, Netanyahu avoided committing to a specific timeline for a cessation of hostilities
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
Scalp Massage: The secret of Stronger Hair Growth Learn how expert scalp massage improves circulation and supports natural hair regeneration in San Francisco.
Study reveals that infant formulas are related to adverse effects on the liver of babies Research showed that newborn piglets accumulated fat even with an increase in their metabolism
GLP-1 medicines' potential to treat substance addictions is being examined With the increase in clinical trials, promising results are expected in the treatment of alcohol use disorder
The best natural cleansers to detoxify the body Natural cleansing is not a substitute for medical treatment, but a valuable complement for those who wish to support their health holistically
Women suffer heart attacks: more than 60 million suffer from cardiovascular diseases in the US Experts highlight the need for women to recognize and understand the unique symptoms associated with heart attacks in order to act promptly
Learning more about ALS, the disease that killed actor Eric Dane As the disease progresses, difficulties speaking, swallowing, and breathing become recurrent, severely impacting quality of life
Fewer homicides reported in the city of Los Angeles, but more LAPD shootings Mayor Bass explained that the results are due to the expansion of housing and social services initiatives
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?
Snooki confided that she has cervical cancer: the silent signs that save lives Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi announced that she was diagnosed with cervical cancer. What it is, what the symptoms are, and how it is detected.
Cardi B revealed that she will reduce the size of her butt implants The rapper shared details about her process to remove the biopolymers from her buttocks, a decision motivated by her health and well-being
Cancer and the heart share risk factors: tips you should follow to reduce them Researchers and doctors are working to prevent, diagnose, and treat heart damage associated with cancer therapies
More than 40 cases of measles were recorded at a Florida university, the largest outbreak on an educational campus The university has implemented quarantine measures for students who may have been exposed during the contagious period
What is Jennifer Aniston's secret to staying in shape at 57? The actress revealed that the key to her figure lies not in severe restrictions, but in a conscious lifestyle that prioritizes metabolic health
10 foods to take care of your kidneys According to WHO data, millions of people suffer some degree of impaired kidney function, often without knowing it until advanced stages
Meniere's syndrome, a chronic inner ear disease that alters balance and hearing There is no way to prevent it. However, early diagnosis and personalized treatments can improve quality of life
Trump will increase pressure on California with task force to investigate alleged fraud The group will be led by Vice President JD Vance, a sign of the political priority the White House wants to give to the initiative
US Implements measures to address substance addiction Trump presented the Great American Recovery Initiative as an effort to address the national public health emergency
Be careful when giving antibiotics to children Experts suggest that the risks of adverse reactions should be considered when prescribing antibiotics
From age 35: men develop risk of heart disease earlier than women The gender difference is largely due to coronary heart disease, a narrowing or blockage of the arteries of the heart
PingTok: The new trend where teenagers use drugs on TikTok Under the #Pingtok hashtag, teenagers record themselves high, traffic drugs among themselves, and reach millions of viewers on TikTok
During Heart Month: small dietary changes are enough to make you healthier The key is to focus on adding healthy foods rather than eliminating them. Small, sustainable changes are the key.
Heart disease remains the leading threat of death in women Women tend to take longer to seek medical attention during a heart attack, compared to men
Measles outbreak paralyzes ICE detention center in Dilley, Texas, where Liam Conejo was held Measles outbreak at ICE detention center in Dilley, Texas, prompts quarantine; Liam Conejo was detained there before being released
US life expectancy reaches historic high, health authorities celebrate Experts point out that public health programs and medical advances have been key in improving longevity
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
Parents reject vitamin K injections for newborns, considering them dangerous Experts attribute this phenomenon to misinformation and distrust in the medical system
Delusions, hallucinations, and extreme mood swings: postpartum psychosis, a medical emergency She woke up the third night after giving birth convinced that her baby was in mortal danger, hearing voices warning her about invisible threats
Colorectal cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in people under 50 By 1990, colorectal cancer ranked fifth among the causes of cancer death in people under 50. By 2023, it had risen to first
Red spots on the feet: why they appear and how to treat them The skin of the feet, constantly subjected to pressure, friction, and enclosed for hours in footwear, has characteristics that make it vulnerable
ULA Measure Raises Millions of Dollars for Angeleno Housing The program has become the largest homelessness prevention initiative in the United States
How to Protect Your Mental Health in Times of Crisis Protecting your mental health is fundamental. If you are an immigrant living in the USA, there are some alternatives you can turn to for help
Death Mushroom have caused 35 Hospitalized, 3 Deaths, and 3 Liver Transplants in California Since these toxic mushrooms are easily confused with similar, edible mushrooms, their collection should be avoided
US at risk of losing meals-free status with the PAHO due to increase in cases Increase in measles cases in several states puts the United States at risk of maintaining its meals-free status with the PAHO
How to recover photos deleted by mistake You may be able to recover photos or information deleted from your phone, provided you act quickly and consider a few recommendations
Senegal wins the Africa Cup of Nations after a controversial final and a missed penalty by Brahim Diaz A goal by Pape Gueye gave Senegal their second Africa Cup of Nations title, in a final marked by scandal, VAR and a mistake by Real Madrid's Brahim Diaz
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
Hair Treatments Recalled Due to Packaging Risks According to the CPSC, the recalled products do not comply with the Poison Prevention Packaging Act
What is the 'trade bazooka'? EU action that France is asking to be activated to respond to Trump's tariff The Instrument for the Prevention of Economic Coercion allows Brussels to impose tariffs on other countries
Vigorexia or the obsession with developing muscle A disorder that leads to perceiving one's own body as weak or insufficiently muscular, which mainly affects young men
Mexico City is shaping up to be the safest city to host the World Cup Clara Brugada assured that the capital is ready and prepared for the celebration. Mexico City is moving forward steadily towards the 2026 World Cup
What to do if your phone is hacked It's important to know how to recognize the signs that your phone has been hacked to avoid further consequences such as identity theft or potential scams
How Modern Hair Restoration Technology Is Transforming Scalp Health and Hair Growth Hair restoration technology has evolved rapidly in recent years. Learn how scalp-focused innovations are improving hair growth and why Sunday Head Spa is a trusted provider for hair restoration near
Deadly Fungus Candida auris Is Spreading Across the United States The dense cell wall structure of Candida auris contributes to its remarkable drug resistance
The healing spice: how capsaicin becomes an ally of health Researchers from around the world have discovered that this natural alkaloid possesses capabilities that go far beyond stimulating our taste buds
Exercises prohibited during the first trimester of pregnancy Moderate physical activity is beneficial; however, high-risk activities should be eliminated
Study reveals a key factor for maintaining a young and healthier heart This technological advance has the potential to change the way heart health is approached
Alcohol intake, food poisoning, and respiratory infections on New Year's Eve These days, due to the euphoria and excessive celebrations caused by the festivities, we let ourselves be carried away by impulses, which is not entirely appropriate
Proper breathing is vital when running: thoracic expansion improves performance and prevents injuries Study findings underline the relevance of proper breathing in preventing physical injuries. They provide crucial data for designing safer training programs
These were the 10 most outstanding medical advances of 2025 The international scientific community demonstrated an extraordinary capacity for innovation this year
Toyota Venza: Hybrid Efficiency with a Premium Focus With an approach focused on comfort, technology, and low fuel consumption, this model positions itself as a premium option within the Toyota family
The blows that women's reproductive health suffered in the US in 2025 National Women's Law Center presented a summary of the bills that prevented the right to contraception, as well as those who fought to achieve it
The truth about whether picking at a pimple in the "triangle of death" can be dangerous Because it's an area of ??the face with more sebaceous glands, the
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.
Mass shootings are decreasing but gun deaths persist Scholars on the subject assure that there is no relationship between mass shootings and mental illness
Tadalafil's use beyond erectile dysfunction: expanding its horizon beyond the bedroom Scientific understanding of the mechanism of action of drugs has evolved, revealing a therapeutic potential that transcends their original use
Aluminum salts in the eye of the storm: their use in childhood vaccines is questioned However, health professionals have defended the use of adjuvants such as aluminum salts, highlighting their role in vaccine efficacy
WHO reports health progress in 2025 and warns of cuts The organization's 2025 assessment, as described by Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, was marked by significant progress
European countries are urged to update their strategies on sexually transmitted infections: they are obsolete Between 2014 and 2023 there has been a 300% increase in gonorrhea, a 90% increase in syphilis and a 180% increase in chlamydia in the old continent
Hot cars: United States closes 2025 with 35 child deaths in vehicles Although the figure is lower than in 2024 and remains below the historical average, specialists warn that the risk is still present throughout the country
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
Virginia family sues Delta and KLM airlines after being bitten by bedbugs during flight The family claims the bites caused welts, injuries, and itchy rashes on their torso and limbs
Pancreatic cancer, one of the most aggressive Unlike other types of cancer where medical advances have improved survival rates, pancreatic cancer has remained a challenge
Health benefits of coconut water Its unique nutritional composition positions it as a versatile option for both daily hydration and physical recovery
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
Alcohol and heavy meals increase the risk of heart attacks by up to 40% during the holiday season - how to prevent it Getting enough sleep and communicating about health concerns are key actions to prevent complications.
How to know if your license is suspended in the US Driving without knowing the status of your license can be very expensive in the United States. Checking if your license is suspended is a simple process
Nick Reiner is under strict surveillance for suicide risk in prison Nick Reiner, son of filmmaker Rob Reiner, remains in prison after being charged with the murder of his parents
Nick, son of Rob Reiner, is isolated in prison and under surveillance for suicide risk Authorities have already announced the strict surveillance measures they are following in prison with Nick Reiner, as they fear the worst
They reveal that Nick Reiner was diagnosed with schizophrenia weeks before the murders Nick Reiner is being charged with the murder of his parents, filmmaker Rob Reiner and photographer Michele Reiner
New regulations put gender care for minors at risk The implementation of these proposals could affect access to gender-affirming care in more than 20 states where these treatments are legal
Percentage of Americans Who Believe They Have Optimal Mental Health Falls to an All-Time Low However, experts explain that the growing willingness to talk about mental health could be a positive indicator
Holiday heart syndrome: heart attacks increase during the holiday season The most critical day is Christmas Eve, where celebrations and excessive consumption of food and drinks increase the risk
La Opinion Hoy: Donald Trump maintains his campaign against drug trafficking by reclassifying fentanyl Illicit fentanyl has been a key factor in the overdose crisis in the United States.
How to protect older adults from increased financial fraud in the US Financial fraud against older adults in the US reaches of $2.4 billion
Trump signs executive order to declare fentanyl a 'weapon of mass destruction' Illicit fentanyl has been a key factor in the overdose crisis in the United States, claiming the lives of nearly 330,000 people in the last five years
Sunbeds are associated with an increased risk of melanoma and damage to cutaneous DNA Users of tanning beds have twice as many mutations compared to individuals of the same age with no history of artificial tanning
Peru declares alert against K variant of influenza and measles The risk increases with international travel, internal movement, and the crowds typical of the holidays
LAUSD goes to trial over student death A judge rules against the school district in the death of Melanie Ramos from fentanyl at Bernstein High School
Green tea or black tea: which is better for health? Benefits and differences The fundamental distinction between green tea and black tea lies not in the plant of origin, but in the method of processing its leaves
They link 7 deaths and more than 700 injuries to critical reading problem on glucose monitors Incorrect glucose readings can lead to inadequate treatment, even putting lives at risk
Common element in sweeteners of light products aggravates the risk of fatty liver Caution advised regarding the consumption of products rich in sorbitol; further studies in mammals and humans are needed to validate the findings
Combating the fentanyl crisis in “America” (Part I) This analysis explains how US strategies depend on militarization and the possibility of military intervention in countries like Venezuela and Mexico
What is the ideal nutrition: three or five meals a day? A professional approach can help identify intake patterns and provide recommendations that avoid mistakes with unreviewed or inadequate diets
Americans are experiencing high levels of anxiety heading into the holiday season due to the economy and medical neglect Latinos maintain high levels of stress related mainly to socioeconomic issues, loneliness, and the growing wave of deportations
The two faces of beets: one beneficial, the other contraindicated The key to reaping the benefits of beets while minimizing the risks lies in conscious and personalized consumption
Bomba Estereo advocates for health As part of a campaign by Avocados From Mexico and the American Diabetes Association, Li Saumet recorded a remix of
Diabetes complicates you so much that it completely disrupts the immune system High glucose levels affect chemotaxis and phagocytosis, essential processes for the body's defense
A quarter of pregnant women in the US do not receive prenatal care during the first trimester They warn that, without a national effort to improve access to care, the maternal and neonatal death rate will continue to rise
Cuts in NIH funding have affected more than 74,000 people enrolled in 383 experiments Cuts have led to patients losing access to treatments, and many have seen their clinical trials delayed or canceled
Mexican Army prepares elite elements against terrorism Elements of the Mexican Army's Special Forces Corps are training in counterterrorism operations ahead of the 2026 World Cup
First death related to allergy to meat caused by a tick bite reported It is estimated that more than 100,000 people in the United States have developed an allergy to red meat due to alpha-gal syndrome
Excessive alcohol consumption increases the risk of strokes In 2024, 29.7 million people aged 12 and over suffered from an alcohol use disorder, resulting in physical or mental impairment
Why is it important to drink orange juice daily? A recent study shows that this drink can modify gene expression, contributing to cardiovascular benefits
