New figures show that young people between 15 and 29 recorded the highest suicide rate of any age group in Mexico during 2025, underscoring a persistent mental health crisis among the country's youth.
A Mexican newspaper column highlights the dire conditions faced by doctors assigned to remote, underserved communities, where basic supplies and even food can be scarce.
Mexico's Hospital General de México confirmed that 15 medical residents have been hospitalized following an outbreak of Salmonella, prompting health officials to investigate the source of the infection.
María Consuelo Córdoba, who was disfigured in an acid attack in Bogotá 26 years ago, has decided against euthanasia and will instead undergo new reconstructive surgeries.
A new report highlights that 8.6 million people in Mexico moved out of food insecurity over the past ten years, signaling progress in the fight against hunger and malnutrition.
Colombian epidemiologist Carlos Álvarez warns that as the El Niño weather phenomenon intensifies, the country's fragile health system must shift from treating illness to preventing it.
Mexico's Health Ministry has ordered an inspection of hospitals and health institutes nationwide after a Salmonella outbreak was detected at the Hospital General de México in Mexico City.
Mexico's anti-corruption authority has opened an investigation into possible administrative failures at the Hospital General de México after a salmonella outbreak linked to its cafeteria.
Mexico's Defense Ministry reports that almost 160,000 members of the armed forces received psychological care over the past year after showing suicidal tendencies.
Mexico City's Hospital General reportedly failed to alert the National Autonomous University's Faculty of Medicine about a salmonella outbreak on its premises, raising concerns about the safety of students training there.
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