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
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.
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.
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.
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
Right now, COVID-19 is not a hindrance in the lives of Mexicans and their businesses. (Photo : Gustavo Graf on Reuters)People exercise in the Nezahualcoyotl neighborhood, as the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) outbreak continues, in Mexico City, Mexico.
In the world of traumatic injuries, blows to the head are among the most serious. If someone has been diagnosed with a traumatic brain injury, this has the potential to adversely impact someone's overall health for the rest of his or her life.
Feeling anxious is prevalent in today's society, even more so when we're reading and hearing about the coronavirus. So how do we fall asleep with all this anxiety floating around?
