Gastroenteritis Outbreak Hits 135 Doctors in Mexico City
An outbreak of acute infectious gastroenteritis has struck 135 physicians at Mexico City's Hospital General de México, according to a report from La Jornada.
Colombian Woman Recalls 26 Years After Acid Attack
María Consuelo Córdoba, who has undergone 87 surgeries since being attacked with acid by her husband 26 years ago, has spoken out again about her painful recovery and her renewed request for euthanasia.
Testosterone Drops With Age: A Urologist’s 7 Tips
Testosterone naturally declines as men age, but a urologist says daily habits like exercise, diet, and sleep can help keep hormone levels healthy without immediately turning to medication.
US-Mexico Border Reopens to Cattle as Screwworm Fight Continues
The US-Mexico border has partially reopened to cattle imports after a yearlong closure caused by a screwworm outbreak, but efforts to eradicate the flesh-eating parasite inside Mexico are far from over.
Colombia Insurer OKs Euthanasia for Acid Attack Survivor
María Consuelo Córdoba, disfigured in an acid attack in Bogotá more than 26 years ago, has received authorization from her health insurer to undergo euthanasia after years of suffering.
Family of Times Square Knife Attack Suspect Speaks Out
Pamela Cisneros, 49, has been identified as the woman who stabbed two people in Times Square, killing a Bank of America executive; her family has now come forward to discuss her mental health history and past run-ins with police.
Acid Attack Survivor in Bogotá Seeks Euthanasia
María Consuelo Córdoba, a Colombian woman disfigured in an acid attack, has requested euthanasia after enduring years of surgeries and hospitalization.
Forget the Gym: The Strength Move to Fight Muscle Loss After 60
A health and fitness trainer says walking alone isn't enough to protect muscle and bone strength after age 60, and recommends a simple strength-training routine instead.
5 Benefits of Climbing—and a CDMX Discount to Try It
Rock climbing builds strength, focus, and confidence—and now there's a discounted way to try it in Mexico City.
Consumers Drink Less; Zero-Alcohol Beer Booms
A growing number of consumers are cutting back on alcohol, fueling a surge in demand for zero-alcohol beers as breweries race to meet the shift in taste.