Health

"We have to take great care": there was an alarming prediction by Mhoni Vidente

Mhoni Vidente, who has established herself as one of the most credible astrologers worldwide, made a new analysis in recent days.

Cosmetic surgeries and other medical procedures without Minsa control in Nicaragua

In Nicaragua, surgeries and other health procedures are performed without specific technical standards, independent audits, and with the absence of a medical college to supervise professional practice, under a Ministry of Health neutralized by the Sandinista regime. The most recent case of a specialist brought to trial for malpractice exposes this control gap, where responsibilities are determined in the Public Ministry after the damage, without prior regulation.

Prosecutor's Office Orders Inspection of Health Superintendency Over Nueva EPS Intervention Extension

Amidst a meeting with the Minister of the Interior, Armando Benedetti, and representatives from the UNP, the Registry, the Ombudsman's Office, the Military Forces, and the Police, to analyze the security conditions of presidential and vice-presidential candidates during elections, the Prosecutor General of the Nation, Gregorio Eljach, announced a visit to the Superintendency of Health to investigate alleged irregularities in the second extension of the Nueva EPS intervention.

INAMEH: Rains and electrical discharges affect a large part of the national territory

The National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (INAMEH), in its bulletin at 3:00 PM VET this April 16, reported that a large part of Venezuela presents overcast conditions with precipitation of variable intensity. According to the official report, rains and drizzles are being registered in most of the country. However, special emphasis has been placed on the presence of showers accompanied by occasional electrical discharges in the following regions: Guayana Region: Guayana Esequiba, Bolívar and Amazonas. East and Plains: Northeast of Monagas, south of Guárico and Apure. Center West and West: Barinas, Portuguesa, Lara, Yaracuy, Falcón and southern Zulia. Andean Region: Táchira, Mérida and Trujillo. Authorities recommend that the population take the necessary precautions due to the persistence of cloudiness and the possibility of electrical activity, especially in mountainous and plains areas. These conditions are expected to continue in the coming hours, so citizens are urged to drive with caution and stay informed through official channels.

Court Halted the Intervention of Coosalud EPS: More Lawsuits and Financial Deterioration Reportedly Occurred

Coosalud is the first intervened EPS to initiate an international forensic audit by order of Supersalud. Photo: Courtesy

90% of free time is spent alone: the paradox of a hyperconnected society that meets less and less

Mallplaza NQS seeks to provide a space that allows for the re-signification of citizen encounters. Photo: Personal Archive

MinSalud Expands Influenza Vaccination Schedule for Children in the Country

The influenza vaccine is a measure that seeks to protect the population from serious infections and reduce hospitalizations, especially in children between 6 months and five years of age.

More than 500 children die a year on railways: Colombia defines key law to save lives

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San Juan Nepomuceno: Lacides De León, 79, Dies in Serious Motorcycle Accident

The blows determined the end of the life of Lácides Manuel De León García, a 79-year-old elderly man, after being run over by a motorcycle on the Troncal de Occidente.

Demonstrate that ocean warming compromises large oceanic fish

A study published in Science warns that large oceanic fish such as tuna and great white sharks face an increasing risk of overheating due to rising sea temperatures, which could affect their survival and cause population collapses.

Demonstrate that ocean warming compromises large oceanic fish

A study published in Science warns that large oceanic fish such as tuna and great white sharks face an increasing risk of overheating due to rising sea temperatures, which could affect their survival and cause population collapses.

Controversy! Obesity center staffed by overweight personnel

Last Friday, April 10, the Nicaraguan regime inaugurated the first public Nutrition and Obesity Management Center in the capital. The initiative, under the Ministry of Health (MINSA), has been presented as a key piece to curb the advance of chronic non-communicable diseases. However, the inauguration has unleashed a wave of questions about the coherence and exemplary nature of health authorities in the face of a crisis that is already the main cause of death in the country.