Health

One Week Without Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Reported

During the present week from March 3 to March 10, 2026, no confirmed COVID-19 cases were reported.

How to Train Your Mind to Think Positively and Improve Emotional Well-being

In a context marked by stress, information overload, and daily demands, maintaining an optimistic mental attitude can be a challenge.

What is Prenatal Lymphatic Drainage For? The Procedure Isabella Ladera Underwent

Pregnancy often comes with significant physical changes in a woman's body. One of the most common is fluid retention and swelling in the legs, ankles, and feet, symptoms that many pregnant women seek to alleviate through complementary therapies.

Magnus, the viral dog who overcame cancer and celebrated with a parade, has the disease again

The social media world was shaken by a heartwarming video that went viral online, as Magnus, a pitbull dog, became famous for starring in a moving parade to celebrate overcoming his cancer.

Authorities warn of an increase in mumps cases in the United States

Authorities in Maryland have warned of an increase in mumps cases this year since February 19. Nineteen cases have been confirmed, and 7 infections are under investigation, according to the state's Department of Health.

Karol G reveals that for years she wanted to be a man: “How cool it would have been to be born a man”

Colombian singer Karol G surprised her followers by sharing a deep and personal message on International Women's Day, in which she confessed that for many years she believed her life would have been easier if she had been born a man.

Úrsula Corberó speaks after the birth of her son Dante: “I am happy”

Úrsula Corberó, Spanish actress and singer remembered for her role as Tokyo in the Netflix series La Casa de Papel (2017-2021), was seen two days ago leaving a clinic in Madrid accompanied by her mother, for the first check-ups of her newborn son, Dante.

At least 210,000 families affected by water shortage in Sucre and Nueva Esparta

At least 210,000 families are reportedly affected due to a blockage in a tunnel that has left Sucre and Nueva Esparta without drinking water.

Confirmed: A Woman's Brain Does Change During Motherhood

“Just as you cannot ask a woman to go back to being as she was before adolescence, you cannot ask a mother, immediately after giving birth, to go back to being who she was before, because physically — including her brain — she is no longer the same.”

Jennifer Runyon, one of the stars of Ghostbusters, has died

American actress Jennifer Runyon passed away on March 6 at the age of 65, after battling a six-month oncological illness, an artist representative confirmed to Us Weekly magazine.

Community protests for wastewater in Nuevo Paraíso neighborhood

A new protest was registered this Monday, March 9, in the Nuevo Paraíso neighborhood of Cartagena, where residents of the Uncopin sector, on Carrera 84, expressed their concern about the overflowing sewage that has been affecting the area for several days.

Orphan diseases in dispute: Nueva EPS defends information management after being questioned about its figures

Sispro registers more than 16,000 patients with orphan diseases affiliated with Nueva EPS. Photo: iStock