Health

Termales de Tipitapa: A Dose of Relaxation and Therapy for the Body

The Tipitapa Hot Springs Tourist Center, in addition to being an ideal place for body relaxation, hosts unique experiences of people.

Specialty session guarantees timely care for Masaya families

The Ministry of Health (MINSA) with the aim of speeding up care and reducing the waiting list, held a specialty care session this Saturday, March 7.

Who is the woman who did not receive a second suspicious delivery from Zulma Guzmán?

One day after the thallium poisoning that caused the death of two minors in Bogotá on April 4, 2025, a second attempt was made to deliver a suspicious package allegedly sent by Zulma Guzmán.

Freckles and spots on the face: experts explain why they appear and their differences

Freckles and spots on facial skin are areas with increased pigmentation that, while usually harmless, can darken with sun exposure and lighten during winter.

Smart prosthetics and neuromodulation: the medical future has arrived in Medellín

In an intensive care unit at Alma Máter Hospital, the constant murmur of monitors hides more than signs of life: it is a mine...

VIDEO of the savage attack on a woman by her ex-partner in front of their 7-year-old daughter in Floridablanca

A case of gender-based violence captured on camera video allowed for immediate intervention by authorities in Floridablanca, Santander.

Sucre Governorate declares emergency due to water shortage in Cumaná

El Diario Venezuela - elDiario.com - Sucre Governorate declares emergency due to water shortage in Cumaná

Violence Against Women Has Not Decreased As The Orteguista Police Claims

While sexual violence against girls and adolescents remains relatively the same compared to last year, domestic violence has increased by over 300 reported cases, according to the Legal Medicine Institute's bulletins.

Healing the wounds of violence, the challenge for Nicaraguan survivors in Costa Rica

Costa Rica is the second most violent country for Nicaraguan women, according to records from Catholics for the Right to Decide. According to the organization, migration makes women more vulnerable to violence and exposes them to situations where even their lives are at risk.

International Hospital Federation and Santa Fe Foundation visit Cartagena

Last Friday, Ronald Lavater, CEO of the International Hospital Federation (IHF); and Henry Gallardo Lozano, general director of the Santa Fe Foundation of Bogotá, held a meeting with several officials from the Mayor's Office of Cartagena to review the state of the city's health system and identify possible alliances.

257 fixed yellow fever vaccination points activated in Aragua

In the state of Aragua, a massive and free vaccination campaign against yellow fever was activated following the confirmation of an active outbreak in the country. By Unión Radio Aragua is one of the 4 prioritized states along with Lara, Barinas, and Portuguesa. In the Aragonese region, 257 fixed service points have been set up for the vaccination process in all Popular Clinics, Ambulatories of the National Public Health System (SPNS), and IVSS centers. [ ]

Miguel García, the man who lost his life in a strong motorcycle crash: one injured

Miguel García Oyaga was identified as the man who lost his life in a severe traffic accident on the morning of Saturday, March 7, on the outskirts of the municipality of San Pablo, southern Bolívar.