Health

COVID-19 Recovered Patients at Risk of ‘Post-Intensive Care Syndrome’

Patients who stay in the ICU for a long time are exposed to memory problems and other cognitive issues.
Drugs

Drug Cartel Operations Decrease Due To COVID-19

The Sinaloa drug cartel decreases operations in productions due to the shutdown of China which produces the ingredients of synthetic drugs.
A medical specialist wearing protective gear sitting next to two nurses inside the new immediate response mobile hospital in Pachuca

COVID-19: How Long Before Reinfection Happens

Experts believe it is possible but they still do not have enough information to support the claim. (Photo : Reuters) Experts from different health communities believe that a recovered patient will be able to build immunity against the virus but the span of the immunity is still unknown.
The spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Ciudad Juarez

March 31: Mexico Confirmed 1,094 COVID-19 Cases With 28 Deaths

With an additional 101 confirmed cases of COVID-19, Mexico’s number rose to 1094. (Photo: Reuters) In a report issued on Monday, the Ministry of Health shared the death of 28 people from COVID-19 and 1,094 confirmed cases of the said virus.
Reasons That Influence Language Acquisition

Reasons That Influence Language Acquisition

Verbal communication has absolute importance in our lives. We cannot communicate freely unless we know the nitty-gritty of a language. Languages have the same essential relation to verbal communication as what colours are for painting.
Overweight

Mexico Prepares for Coronavirus While Facing an Obesity and Diabetes Endemic

The World Health Organization confirmed people with diabetes and other health complications make an individual vulnerable toCOVID-19.
Outbreak of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19)

COVID-19 Effect: Latinos Lose Jobs in New York City

The Spanish-speaking community is suffering from joblessness based on a research led by Scott Ratzan.
Zaandam

4 Dead on Cruise Ship Stricken by COVID-19

At least 189 people have registered flu-like symptoms on a cruise ship set for arrival in Florida this week.
Government officials, wearing protective masks, walk along with a migrant and her son deported from the U.S. after arriving at La Aurora International airport, in Guatemala City

Mexico Announces That Returning Migrants Will Be Be Quarantined

Migrants that are from different parts of the world that will be returning to Mexico are going to be quarantined to prevent transmission of the infectious disease
COVID-19 intensive care unit at the San Raffaele hospital in Milan

COVID-19 Pandemic Drives Health Care Institutions’ Focus Away From Other Diseases

The increasing number of COVID-19 confirmed cases has led CIDR and INER to prioritize people infected with the virus.
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FDA Authorizes 5-Minute Portable Coronavirus Test

The FDA Issued an Emergency USe Authorization to a toaster-sized coronavirus test that can yield results within 5 minutes
COVID-19 Scare: Deadly But Profitable For Mexican Street Vendors

COVID-19 Scare: Deadly But Profitable For Mexican Street Vendors

Street vendors in Mexico are taking advantage of the present COVID-19 situation to sell hand sanitizers for as much as four times the supermarket price.
A patient is wheeled into the trauma center at the Elmhurst Hospital Center where testing and treatment is taking place in Queens, March 27, 2020.

Trump Makes Changes Hoping to Minimize the Spread of COVID-19

President Donald Trump announced the extension of federal coronavirus guidelines following a surge in US fatalities.
Mexicans Are At Higher Risk For COVID-19

Residents of Mexico Are At Higher Risk for COVID-19, Says Health Professionals

Mexicans are at a two percent higher risk for COVID-19 than anyone else across the world, according to a recent article.

Tips on How to Follow Your Diet Amid the COVID-19 Crisis

Find out here about tips on how to still follow your Vegan, Gluten-Free and Keto Diets amid the COVID-19 crisis.
Municipal workers disinfect public areas as a part of measures against the spreading of the coronavirus disease COVID-19 in Escobedo, on the outskirts of Monterrey

Brazil and Mexico In Taking Precautionary Steps To Fight COVID-19

Shut down borders and public order for quarantine--Latin America is now having serious precautionary measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
People walk near the national flag and the Metropolitan Cathedral on a Zocalo Square partially empty as the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak continues, in Mexico City

COVID-19 Strikes in Mexico Leaving 12 Dead

The pandemic coronavirus strikes up in Mexico forcing people to rest and stay at home. (Photo : Reuters) On Friday the ministry of health confirmed that there are 717 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Mexico, 132 cases more than reported on March 26.
rescue team wearing protective suits carry a patient on a stretcher

Hospitals Are Now Facing Shortage of Albuterol Inhalers

As the COVID-19 continues to spread, medical supplies such as inhalers are being reserved for the patients, supplies from hospitals and pharmacies are now limited.
FILE PHOTO: Cranes and containers are seen at the port of Rosario

Ports Take Preventive Measures to Secure Operation Amidst COVID-19 Outbreak

Latin America ports practice and implement actions to avoid local transmission and to continue the transportation of cargoes normally.

China Reportedly Sold Faulty COVID-19 Test Kits to Spain and Other Countries

Chinese authorities announced it will launch an investigation on a local manufacturer after selling substandard COVID-19 test kits to Spain and the Czech Republic