Did You Know That You Can Charge Your Phone With Plant Energy?
The transition from fossil fuels to cleaner and renewable energies is essential to face the current energy crisis. In search of alternatives, new devices allow us to generate electricity from plants.&...
These Are the Risks That Women Have When Practicing Extreme Sports
The Woman Post shows you some risks you may face if you play extreme sports.
Keys To Have More And Better Female Orgasms
More than 8,000 nerve endings are involved in the female orgasm. It is an explosion of pleasure and sensations. However, it is still a taboo subject in many spaces. We tell you about this physiologica...
The Neuroscience of Broken Hearts: This Happens in Your Body After a Romantic Breakup
In Recent Decades, Several Studies Have Sought to Unravel at a Scientific Level Why we Fall in Love and Why Heartbreak has the Ability to Impact a Person so Profoundly. Find Out what Science Says Abou...
How to Achieve Successful Breastfeeding?
In the World Week of Breastfeeding, it is Essential to Understand this Stage of Children with their Mother and Know How to Achieve it Successfully, to Avoid Using the Market Products
Gallery: 10 Practical Tips For Coping With A Heat Wave
Heat waves have hit much of the planet hard for the past two months. We tell you what you can do to take care of yourself and overcome high temperatures well
The Fight Against HIV AIDS Has Achievements, but Also Setbacks And Dangers
Recently, there has been good news in the fight against the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). We tell you about its current situation in the world and about some research and evidence that sheds hop...
Tips for Studying Abroad
With Good Plans, Studying in Other Countries is a Very Advantageous and Possible Idea
What you Should Know About a Mini Pig: The New Fashionable Pet
In Recent Years, the Use of Mini Pigs as Pets has Become Popular in Latin America and the World. Here are Some Pros and Cons of Having one at Home and its Care
New Paradigm, New Challenges: How Do We Solve Plastic Pollution?
Plastic pollution is growing at an alarming rate with serious consequences for our health, natural ecosystems and climate change. What are some of the projects to solve the negative effects of plastic...
Everything You Need To Know About The Nasal COVID-19 Vaccine
Recent research indicates that nasal vaccines could become a necessity to definitively face the pandemic, since they would provide immunity to the mucous membranes
Aging or Alzheimer's? How to Differentiate and Identify Them
As we Age, Our Entire Body Changes and the Brain is no Exception. Older People Often Have a Normal Decline in Certain Cognitive Abilities. However, Some Symptoms are Related to Serious Problems, Such ...
Monkeypox Is An International Emergency. What Can We Expect?
The World Health Organization has declared monkeypox an international public health emergency. Are we facing a new pandemic?
Coronavirus and Reinfection: What can Happen if you Have Covid-19 Several Times?
There are Several Doubts About Coronavirus Reinfections. Find Out What the Experts say.
Why is Whey Being Banned in Colombia?
Recently, Several Colombian Dairy Companies Found Themselves in the Eye of the Hurricane for Carrying out Prohibited Practices in the Andean Country, Putting the Health of Consumers at Risk.
Infographic: What is the Marburg Virus and Why is it News?
Ghana, in Africa, Declared an Outbreak of Marburg Virus that has Set off Alarms due to its Severity. We tell You What this Disease is About
Food Allergies: When The Menu Becomes An Ordeal
Eating out or buying prepared food can be a big dilemma for people with food allergies. Even more so, if the problem is not one, but several foods.
Shortage of Contraceptives: A Guide to Know How to Act Correctly
Colombia is Experiencing a Shortage of Contraceptives that is Worrying About the Effects it may Have on Family Planning. For this Reason, we Share a Guide that will Help you Understand how to Act and ...
Keys To Understanding Syphilis And How To Prevent It
Although it is a preventable and curable disease, a report by the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and the World Health Organization (WHO) states that by the end of 2021, cases of syphilis and ...
Japanese Scientists Discover a Worm that Can Kill Cancer Cells
Researchers at the University of Osaka conducted a study showing that a marine worm coated with hydrogel could be an ally in the fight against cancer
The Importance of Children's Games Their Mental Health
The Accompaniment of Parents Towards their Children in Childhood can Reduce the Chances of Suffering From Long-term Mental Illness. Children's Games are Key
One In 10 People Suffer From Hunger In The World
One of the biggest goals that states have set for 2030 is to end hunger, food insecurity and malnutrition in all its forms. However, a recent report warns that humanity is moving away from that goal.
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The Scientific Truth Behind "Mo Brain"
An alarming number of women report during pregnancy or after giving birth experiencing brain fog. It is known as ‘Brain Mom’.
Infographic: Drug Use In Latin America And The World
A new report from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime details the state of drug use around the world.
The 6 Best Cities To Study In Latin America
Recently the British consulting firm QS published the QS Best Student Cities 2023 Ranking in which it exposes the best cities in the world to study. In this new version there are 6 Latin American citi...
Respiratory Allergies, Asthma and Rhinitis Increase Due to Climate Change
Respiratory Pollen Allergies are one of the Most Common Health Disorders. But their Frequency and Severity are Worryingly Intensifying. What is Happening?
"Roe Vs Wade": The Abortion Ban is a Risk to Public Health
The Ruling of the US Supreme Court Against Abortion Generates Concern in Much of the Scientific Community. A Series of Questions About Public Health are Being Opened
Why Are Kids Entering Puberty Earlier?
Bone growth, premature breast development and early menstruation are the most notable factors in precocious puberty.
What Level Of Physical Activity Should Your Child Do?
A study by the World Economic Forum reveals that although schools have reopened and confinement restrictions have been reduced, the levels of physical activity of girls and boys are still lower than t...
The FDA Against Juul in the United States, What Will Happen to the Electronic Cigarette?
The weight of the US government could fall on Juul, the world's most popular e-cigarette brand
Monkeypox: It is Not an International Emergency, But it Raises the Alarm
The World Health Organization, WHO, Points Out that an Intense Response to Monkeypox is Required, but that, for the moment, the Highest Level of Alert Should not be Declared According to International...
Gallery: Pride Day: Reality, Victories and Challenges of The LGTB + In Latin America
On June 28, Pride Day is celebrated, a date to celebrate the LGTBQ+ collective and promote their rights, as they have historically suffered various forms of violence. We tell you about the achievement...
Mental Health and Climate Change: A Necessary Relationship To Address
According to the WHO, countries must implement policies to address mental health as a priority in the face of the environmental crisis
Can you Drink Alcohol After Having the Vaccines?
Find out What Health Professionals Advise About Consuming Alcoholic Beverages Around the Time of Vaccination
Latin America in Short: Protests in Ecuador | Colombian suceeds at NASA
The protests in Ecuador have already lasted ten days and the dialogued exits are complicated. On the other hand, this week, Diana Trujillo, a Colombian engineer, was selected as NASA's new flight ...
What is Pinkwashing and How Does it Affect the LGBTQ+ Community?
Here we Tell you How Some Brands Take Advantage of the International LGBTQ+ Pride Day Only to Obtain Economic Benefits
Infertility: Topic of Interest for Men and Women
30% of infertility cases are of female origin; the other 30% are of male origin. In addition, a mixed 30% is affected by both, and the last 10% are cases of unknown origin.
Gratitude + Appreciation: Infallible Recipe for Motivating Employees
Studies prove that influential people express less gratitude. Why is it so important for leaders to understand the impact of the word thank you?
Scientists Create Skin to Cover a Robot
Five scientists from the Department of Mechanical Informatics at the University of Tokyo created living skin to cover a robotic finger
Safe Food can Save You From Serious Diseases
According to the UN, There are More than 200 Diseases Derived from Unsafe Food on the Entire Planet.
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Justin Bieber and Others: How Have Celebrities Dealt With Their Health in the Public Eye?
With Regard to Justin Bieber's Announcement About his Condition, we Analyze Other Cases of Celebrities with an Illness and their Management at the Public Level.
Dostarlimab: The Drug That Cures Colon Cancer
12 patients successfully cured of colorectal cancer after undergoing six-month treatment with revolutionary drug
Benjamin Button Effect: Can Aging Be Reversed?
David Sinclair, a Geneticist at Harvard University, Managed, Together with his Team, to Reverse Aging in Mice. Is it Possible to Achieve a Similar Effect in Humans?
COVID-19 And Autoimmune Diseases, A Matter To Investigate
After more than two years since the first outbreaks of COVID-19 appeared in the world, one of the aspects that has generated the greatest unknowns in the medical and scientific community is the relati...
It's Time To Make Gynecologic Exams More Comfortable
For many women, the vaginal speculum is the most invasive, uncomfortable, and feared part of the gynecological check-up. What is the story behind this instrument, and why is it essential to redesign?
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Gallery: History and Data of the Pride Parade in Latin America
Every year, the LGBT Community Celebrates One of its Biggest Events in June: the Pride Parade. We tell you the History of this Celebration in Latin America
In 30 Years, Osteoporosis Will Double in Latin America, According To Experts
The disease that mainly affects those over 60 years of age could be prevented through densitometry, a painless test that detects the pathology early
How To Choose a Job You Deserve
During the last two years, due to the pandemic, human beings have reconsidered many aspects of their lives, including the work aspect and everything that entails deciding to opt for a job.
