Soybean oil: healthy or unfairly demonized? Soybean oil is, along with palm oil, one of the most produced and used oils in the world. It is present in fried foods, ultra-processed foods and dressings.
Health risks from smoke from nearly 3,500 wildfires in Canada and northern Minnesota Sites in Canada continue to burn and smoke has reached some areas of the US. Several states even have air quality alerts in effect.
Health risks from smoke from nearly 3,500 wildfires in Canada and northern Minnesota Sites in Canada continue to burn and smoke has reached some areas of the US. Several states even have air quality alerts in effect.
They confirm that Taco Bell lettuce has been the source of an outbreak of diarrhea-causing parasites in 5 states In a statement, federal health officials stressed that other "brands, restaurants, retailers or distribution channels" could be identified.
Health authorities investigate tuberculosis infections in an immigration detention center The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment was alerted of suspected tuberculosis infections at an immigration detention center
Is it true that vaping carries a risk of oral cancer? E-cigarette aerosol contains a mixture of substances linked to cancer, including nitrosamines, toxic gases and metals
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
Inland Empire Public Utilities Agency Promotes Smart Irrigation This Month Inland Empire Public Service Agency offers free self-closing hose nozzles
House of Representatives approves bill that would make daylight saving time permanent in the US. Turning clocks back or forward in the United States could no longer be necessary following the approval of a law passed in the House of Representatives
Dangerous heat wave hits Southern California Latino workers take precautions against high temperatures; Wednesday and Thursday are expected to be the hottest days of the year
Dangerous heat wave: many US cities to see record temperatures overnight Specialists say that if night temperatures do not cool the body, health risks usually manifest themselves the next day
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.
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
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
Arsenic, lead and other metals detected in tampons: FDA says they do not pose health risks For a heavy metal detection study, 30 tampons from 14 brands from the United States, United Kingdom, and Greece were tested.
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.
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
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.
Fourth of July fireworks raise air pollution in Southern California Authorities warn of high levels of polluting particles that can affect health during celebrations
Let them leave forever, Boyle Heights residents ask the company that caught fire There is a public health crisis due to environmental pollution
Judge stops Trump plan that would limit loans to nursing and graduate students The court decision suspends part of the measure that restricted access to credits for key careers in the health sector
California will decide whether to impose a historic tax on billionaires in the elections The proposal seeks to finance public health, but faces rejection from Gavin Newsom, businessmen and part of the unions
The head of the DEA assures that the Sinaloa Cartel and the CJNG are the number one priority DEA Administrator Terry Cole assured that the two Mexican criminal groups are first on the agency's priority list.
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
Boyle Heights Residents Face Difficulty Obtaining an Air Purifier Strong criticism against Hilda Sols and Ysabel Jurado because cancer and asthma patients return home empty-handed; they ratify emergency
Has the hantavirus epidemic ended?: last passengers who were under quarantine released Health authorities are still investigating the possibility of transmission of the Andes virus between humans. The recent outbreak recorded 13 identified cases
Mayor Bass declares state of emergency over Boyle Heights fire They provide shelters for families affected by air quality
Can you drink tap water in California? Where is it safe and what care should be taken In California, tap water is generally safe if it comes from a public system, but there are exceptions. When to boil it and what alerts to check
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
More than half of Americans fear they will not be able to pay for health care Data shows health care affordability has declined across several demographic groups, especially among young adults and women
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.
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
California sues Trump administration to stop construction of DHS detention center The state attorney general accused the Trump administration of imposing an immigration facility without considering local authorities or residents
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
Bill Gates admits meeting with Epstein was a mistake and calls for justice for victims Before Congress, the founder of Microsoft defended his actions and supported disclosing all the files of the case
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
Trump blocks study on alcohol despite concluding risks of its consumption The study was finally released independently after not having been incorporated into the process of developing the new federal guidelines
Adults should not consume more than one alcoholic drink a day, new dietary guidelines recommend The American Cancer Society suggests that it is ideal to avoid alcohol completely, especially for those who are at high risk for cancer.
Adults should not consume more than one alcoholic drink a day, new dietary guidelines recommend The American Cancer Society suggests that it is ideal to avoid alcohol completely, especially for those who are at high risk for cancer.
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.
ICE: The Mental Health Emergency We Can No Longer Ignore Across the nation, childrens mental health is deteriorating. Economic instability, bullying, and hateful rhetoric from political leaders worsen the stress
ICE: the mental health crisis that we can no longer ignore The government said it was looking for five people involved in illegal gambling. However, 105 people were arrested, all on civil immigration charges.
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
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.
Someone I Love campaign begins to change priorities in health services Two million Californians at risk of losing health coverage due to the ravages of H.R.1; cuts would be devastating to patients' health
Jill Biden admits she thought Joe Biden was having a stroke during debate The former first lady revealed the fear she felt when she saw Biden disoriented in front of Donald Trump
The danger of promoting steroid use and extreme body transformations on social networks Unlike previous decades, where steroids were associated with competitive sports, the current motivation is based more on aesthetic improvement
The White House is willing to increase body cameras for agents to facilitate the reopening of the DHS The partial shutdown of the DHS is beginning to affect daily operations, particularly at the nation's airports
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
Health cuts in Florida threatens access to HIV medications It is warned that around 16,000 of some 30,000 people affected by HIV could face difficulties receiving the necessary treatments
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?
An apocalyptic picture: More taxes to save healthcare in LA Voters divided over more sales tax in Los Angeles County to save healthcare and prevent the loss of thousands of jobs
Angelino transforms his kitchen into a wraps business The MEHKO program allows Richard Gomez Trejo and hundreds of other entrepreneurs to operate a food business from home
A building that combats loneliness won the most important architecture prize An award-winning building in Europe proves that architecture can accompany old age, create bonds, and combat loneliness every day.
US Implements measures to address substance addiction Trump presented the Great American Recovery Initiative as an effort to address the national public health emergency
US Texas Migrant Family Detention Center Locked Down Due to Measles Outbreak Authorities reported that two detainees contracted meals at Dilley, the detention center where the child Liam Conejo Ramos and his father were held
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
Measles outbreak in South Carolina surpasses Texas outbreak, reaching nearly 800 cases 89 new cases have been documented. Currently, 557 people are under quarantine due to the spread of the virus
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
How often should I have my car inspected? Everything you need to know Vehicle technical inspection is not just a mandatory procedure, it's key to preventing accidents, avoiding penalties, and keeping your car in good condition
Border czar warns Virginia governor that he will flood the streets with ICE agents Border czar admits disappointment with Virginia governor for changing plans and now refusing to cooperate with ICE
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
Congress reaches bipartisan agreement on healthcare, as new political clash looms over ICE Legislative leaders from both parties reached a consensus on a healthcare package that is part of a broad spending bill
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
Ben Affleck doesn't want his children to be actors The actor and director seeks to protect Violet, Fin, and Samuel from media exposure, encouraging them to find their own paths away from Hollywood
The crisis tightens: fewer Americans enroll in health insurance due to rising costs Approximately 22.8 million people have selected an ACA plan, the first decline in four years at this point in the enrollment period
Study reveals link between sleep and dementia risk Researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern monitored more than 2,000 participants with an average age of 79
USCIS activates Operation PARRIS to re-examine thousands of refugee cases in Minnesota Thousands of refugees in Minnesota are under scrutiny by the federal government as Operation PARRIS is activated
People reluctant to get vaccinated as flu cases continue to rise: expert explains the reasons According to research, it is essential to contextualize the data to facilitate a more effective understanding of the risks and benefits of vaccination
The portrait of hunger in the USA is very different from the stereotype of malnourished children Data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture indicates that 13% of American households face food insecurity
Medications urgently recalled after rodent feces contamination Gold Star Distribution has urged consumers to report any adverse reactions through the FDA's MedWatch program
There is concern about air quality in areas affected by the 2025 fires One year after the Eaton and Palisades fires, UCLA study reveals substances in the air that affect health
Hispanic Woman Appointed as Long Beach Police Deputy Chief Officer Norma Carrillo assumes the position of LBPD Deputy Chief effective January 10, 2026; Carrillo was promoted to lieutenant in 2022 and to commander in 2024
This popular sweetener may damage your heart and brain Aspartame, used in low-calorie products, is common in the American diet. Given its prevalence, it is crucial to understand the potential risks
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
Why the state of Sinaloa is considered “the cradle of drug trafficking” Sinaloa has been the core of drug trafficking production and operations in Mexico, where several of the most notorious organized crime bosses emerged
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
Caution with water on Los Angeles County beaches Public health officials urged residents to avoid contact with water on county beaches due to potentially elevated levels of bacteria
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
Academy of Pediatrics sues the US Government for millionaire cuts to child health programs The organization went to court to stop the cancellation of nearly $12 million in federal funds earmarked for pediatric programs
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
New details emerge about the death of Rob and Michele Reiner TMZ released a document showing the exact time of Rob and Michele Reiner's death at the hands of their son
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
The heartbreaking photo of a mother in Ecuador who was given the body of her baby in a cardboard box Ecuador's health system is in crisis and analysts estimate that it had a lot to do with the electoral defeat of President Daniel Noboa
Immigrants Urged to Enroll in MediCal Before December 31 Supervisor Holly Mitchell Shares Resources to Prepare Communities for Upcoming Changes
CBP prepares the 'Irish Goodbye' plan: detaining immigrants who voluntarily leave across the southern border ICE and CBP evaluate a plan to detain immigrants who voluntarily leave across the southern border during the Christmas holidays
'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.
Following in Biden's footsteps, Trump signals he is considering reclassifying marijuana Moving marijuana to Schedule III drugs would allow for less restriction and promote extensive medical research
Concerns about population decline in the US and its economic implications But an expert points out that it is good news from an environmental point of view.....
Home appliances can emit high levels of particles harmful to the body It is highlighted that babies and young children could receive proportionally higher doses of harmful particles compared to adults
Liam Neeson reacts to the controversy for narrating an anti-vaccine documentary The actor sparked a wave of divided opinions after participating in a documentary that questions the legitimacy of vaccines. We tell you what is known
Foods that a person with diabetes should avoid to maintain their health Understanding what to avoid or limit on your plate can make the difference between a life with complications and a full and healthy existence
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
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
Pregnancies and weight gain: alarming data on obsolete practices Two-thirds of pregnancies worldwide show weight gain that exceeds medical recommendations
Ukrainian children whom Russia trains to fight against their own country Tens of thousands of Ukrainian children living in occupied territories have joined Yunarmiya, a nationwide Russian military youth organization
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
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
Michigan legislators and community leaders criticize the harm to immigrant children Community leaders and legislators denounced how Trump's immigration policy is causing fear in immigrant families with children
Redefining training: why calisthenics is still so important to stay fit Experts suggest that, in a society with busy schedules, these simple movements are more accessible
The risks of drinking black cola for your health A glass of cola contains alarming amounts of harmful ingredients such as sugar, caffeine, high-fructose corn syrup, and phosphoric acid that can severely affect health.
