Health

Minsalud alerts about excessive consumption of acetaminophen in minors and warns of physical and mental risks

Minsalud alerts about the increase in acetaminophen overdose cases in minors in the country Photo: iStock

Himalayan and Hindu Kush glaciers are melting twice as fast since 2000

The glaciers of the Hindu Kush and Himalayan high mountains are losing mass at an alarming rate: they are melting twice as fast as before 2000 due to climate change, according to two scientific studies released by the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD), based in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Did the EPS not give you the medicine and you had to buy it? They have to pay you back and here's how to claim it

Amidst the health crisis that has left many citizens with problems claiming vital medications for their treatments, it has been revealed that there is a mechanism so you don't have to wait for the responsible entities to catch up.

National Multihazard Exercise 2026 Strengthens Defense of Life

Emergency preparedness for natural disasters in Nicaragua has become a permanent practice involving state institutions.

Xiloá: Gastronomic Variety and Family Spaces to Enjoy This Summer

If this summer season you want to be in a place near the capital and with very affordable prices, the bars and restaurants of the Xiloá Recreational Center.

How the First School of Nurses and Midwives in Cartagena Was Born

In preparation for the celebration and commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the University of Cartagena, a timeline has been inaugurated depicting the beginnings and transformation of the country's first school of nurses and midwives, which can be visited at the Faculty of Nursing.

Three municipalities in Sucre in collapse: One month of a water crisis that violates human dignity

In Sucre state, inhabitants suffer a potable water crisis that has lasted one month and continues without improvements. It all began on February 22 when a 5.2 magnitude earthquake occurred, causing a rockslide that obstructed the Guacamán tunnel, which carries potable water service from the Turimiquire dam to the municipalities of Sucre (Cumaná), Simón Bolívar, and Cruz Salmerón Acosta.

Moments of Anguish in Playa Blanca: Boat Capsized and Yellow Flag Raised

A boat with more than 20 passengers capsized this Saturday, March 21, in the tourist area of Playa Blanca, causing moments of anguish for tourists and island inhabitants.

Hawaii suffers its worst floods in 20 years and more rain is expected

As Hawaii suffers its worst floods in over 20 years, authorities are ordering evacuations in the most affected areas after rains fell on ground already saturated by downpours from a week ago, and forecasts suggested even more precipitation. By AP Muddy waters covered vast stretches of Oahu's North Shore, a community world-renowned for surfing. Raging waters lifted homes and cars, prompting evacuation orders for 5,500 people north of Honolulu. Officials warned that a 120-year-old dam could break. The weather service issued a flash flood watch early Saturday, warning that light showers could become intense in some places.

Oral health prevention could save Colombia up to US$3.8 billion, according to study

Oral health prevention could allow Colombia to save up to US$3.8 billion, according to study Photo: iStock

Antioquia advances in rural drinking water: 44 schools in the department already have functioning solutions

The Governorate of Antioquia and the Grupo EPM Foundation announced the progress of the program that seeks to bring drinking water solutions to institutions and...

Aviva Gospel, the Voices that Reach Heaven and Fill Cartagena with Emotion and Faith

This story is marked by love. It begins with Juan and Melissa, two talented artists united over 6 years ago by the desire to learn, train, and improve in the magnificent profession of singing. They met while studying Fine Arts and seeking their life's purpose.