Infographic: This is everything you need to know about monkeypox
With more than 131 confirmed cases of monkeypox in non-endemic countries, the world's alarms are raised in the face of an outbreak of this disease. We tell you everything you need to know about mo...
Health and Migration, a Challenging Combination for Latin America
The Region has one of the Largest Migratory Movements in the World, According to the International Organization for Migration (IOM). However, many Migrants are in a Situation of Vulnerability. Health ...
Infographic: Burnout Syndrome: How to Detect and Prevent it?
Work Stress is Increasingly Common and can Trigger a Syndrome with Various Symptoms that Impair Quality of Life. Preventing it and Treating it in Time is Essential.
Interview: Egalitarian Masculinities, Urgent in Latin America
Given the Worrying Cases of Gender Violence in the Region, it is Necessary to Work on Reeducation and Prevention. That Men Know and Apply Healthier Masculinities is Necessary.
The Art of Materning Yourself To Be a Better Mother
When we are mothers, the vast majority of us have a common question: How to be a better mother? If you don't know how to mother yourself, you won't be able to be a good mother to your children...
Opinion: It is Time to Talk About Menstruation, Motherhood and Menopause
It is not Only about the Painful Menstruation License or the Menstrual Subsidy, we must Normalize Talking About These Issues in our Daily Conversations.
Gallery: Family Day: These are the Paternity and Maternity Leaves in Latin America
One of the Great Challenges Facing Parents Today is Reconciling Work Life With Family Life. On the Occasion of International Family Day, we tell you about the Status of Paternity and Maternity Leave i...
Why is Latin America one of the regions with the worst work-life balance?
A recent OECD report places countries such as Mexico and Colombia very poorly on the list of states that allow their citizens to better balance personal life with workloads
International Fibromyalgia Day: Invisibility and Pain
Fibromyalgia is a disease that causes severe pain and sensitivity that makes people, especially women, suffer from chronic fatigue. However, it is an unknown disease, for which there is neither a...
PAHO Creates a Special Plan for Mental Health in Latin America
The Low Priority Given to Mental Health Care and the Devastating Effects of the Pandemic Have Led to the Creation of a High-level Commission in the Region.
The Myth of Using the Morning After Pill
Oh, God! Will I have gotten pregnant? This is the question millions of women ask themselves hours after having unprotected sex. The possibility of an unwanted conception terrifies them.
Do You Have Cravings? Here Are the Reasons and How To Control Them
If you're trying to manage your weight, you've probably spent a fair amount of time thinking about how to control and fight cravings. How can you train your body to eat less?
Infographic: Mother's Day: 6 Apps for Moms that you can't Miss
Technology can be a Great Ally in Motherhood. On the Occasion of Mother's Day, we show you 6 Essential Apps for Today's Moms!
Does Bill Gates Really Has Influence Over the Coronavirus?
The leader of the technology sector, founder of Microsoft, pointed out that humanity is still in great danger due to the coronavirus and how it is necessary to take preventive measures
Angeline Moncayo: Her Journey With ASIA Syndrome
Colombian actress and model Angeline Moncayo, who Telemundo awarded the supporting actress prize, decided to remove her breast implants after suffering from the autoimmune/inflammatory syndrome induce...
Is Self-Reflection One of Your Most Important Topics?
Self-reflection is a valuable activity in all situations: Professional, familiar, educational, and personal. The most successful individuals use this tool for productivity, problem-solving, and rejuve...
Hepatitis Outbreak in Children: What is Behind this Disease?
Around the World Alarms have been raised in the Face of an Outbreak of Hepatitis in Children. We tell you what are the Possible Causes and the Care you should Take to pPrevent it
Labor Day: What Can I Demand From My Employee During Remote Work?
At LatinAmerican Post we review the current panorama of teleworking in Latin America in order to understand, within the framework of the law, what are the rights that a teleworker has in this region
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World Immunization Week: 140 million People will be Vaccinated in the Americas
Why has COVID-19 caused other common illnesses to be neglected? What does this PAHO vaccination initiative consist of? Here we tell you the reasons
Back To Life Without Masks: What Awaits Us?
More and more countries are eliminating the mandatory use of masks in closed spaces. However, this poses various challenges for societies.
Is Happiness the Key to Longevity and Healthy Life?
An extensive study from Harvard University found a correlation between a happy and a long life, a relevant finding after strong moments of social isolation
Top 3 Health Specialists a Woman Should See
Women should have medical check-ups from adolescence. That is why The Woman Post invites you to know the options of specialists that you should regularly visit for an annual check-up of your health.
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Can You Get Toxic Shock Syndrome From Wearing Tampons?
Tampons, especially super-absorbent varieties, can increase the risk of toxic shock syndrome (TSS), a rare but potentially deadly disease that affects menstruating women.
How Have Demographics Changed with COVID-19?
With more than 6 million deaths from COVID-19 and the impact of the crisis on health systems, the pandemic has generated changes in global demographics
Medical Gaslighting in Women: What Is the Problem?
Many situations generate injustice towards women, such as medical gaslighting. We'll tell you what it is.
Forget About Work Insomnia
Those who have demanding jobs often struggle to reduce stress, disconnect and have a good night’s sleep.
The Secret to Aging Well
Healthy aging goes beyond physical appearance. It's about having a positive view of aging and taking every chance to take care of your mental, physical, emotional, and psychological health.
Interview: Symptothermal Method, an Alternative to Hormonal Contraception
More and more women's movements are demonstrating against hormonal contraception and its possible side effects. The symptothermal method is a great alternative
Gallery: Back to the Office Anxiety ,How to Overcome it?
With the "new normality", people find it necessary to be flexible and adapt to old dynamics. After two years at home, some feel overwhelmed by having to return to their workplaces. Learn how...
How to Protect your Skin Against Climate Change?
Skin problems due to climate change have been noticed for a long time. Today humanity faces great changes if the global temperature is not prevented from reaching 1.5 degrees before 2030. The adaptati...
Fourth Dose Against COVID-19. What is its Progress?
The application of the second booster dose, also known as the fourth dose, has generated controversy. Learn about the recommendations of the authorities and how their approval has progressed in the wo...
What is Parental Stress and How to Manage it After the Kids Return to School?
After more than two years of the pandemic, the return to "normality" also poses challenges, since the world is no longer the same and many habits within families will change again. In this s...
Gallery: These Everyday Chemicals could be Affecting your Health
A report published by Consumer Reports warns about the presence of chemical substances dangerous to health in the food packaging of well-known restaurant brands and supermarket foods. However, they ar...
World Health Day: Why is the Climate Crisis a Health Crisis?
On World Health Day it is important to talk about the problems that derive from global warming in public health and why it is necessary to control this crisis that puts human life at risk
8 Daily Exercises To Achieve Emotional Balance
If you have ever wondered about the meaning of emotions and how they can affect your daily lives, you have come to the right place! The Woman Post brings you some tips to achieve emotional balance.
What is pharmacogenomics and why is it considered the future of medicine?
People who have negative reactions to some medications are becoming more and more common. What does DNA have to do with this situation? What is science doing to counter this reality?
The Silence Of Obstetric Violence
Every day, thousands of pregnant people face ill-treatment. Obstetric violence is real, but it is still not talked about enough
Letter to a Bipolar
In March 2012, when I was celebrating my 15th birthday with a beautiful party, and just before it ended, I made a toast, thanking all the guests for loving me despite my bipolarity.
Hope Emerges Against Metastatic Breast Cancer
Thanks to research, a drug has been created with an effectiveness never seen before against this disease that affects millions of women in the world
Opinion: Birth Control Pill for Men, Will it Really Arrive?
It's time for a birth control pill for men to become a reality. These are other alternative methods to hormonal contraception that have been associated with side effects that only women have had t...
Half of The World's Young People Are At Risk Of Hearing Loss
More than 1 billion young people are at risk of serious hearing loss from recreational habits, according to the World Health Organization
Whose Children? The Problem Of Surrogate Wombs In Ukraine
In recent years, Ukraine has become a destination for couples looking for a surrogacy. However, the war has made several dilemmas about surrogate motherhood evident. We tell you about this crisis
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Latin America in Short: Ortega Exposed at the OAS | NATO meets
It was now official that NATO is meeting this week in an extraordinary session to deal, of course, with Russia's invasion of Ukraine. In Latin America, Daniel Ortega is exposed by his ambassador t...
The Coronavirus Slowed The Plan To End Tuberculosis
Tuberculosis research, diagnosis, and prevention were affected by the pandemic. The panorama in Latin America is worrying
Exercise, the Best Ally Against Prolonged COVID
A recent study ensures that exercise can help reduce the effects of long-lasting COVID-19, one of the mysteries of the pandemic
Caring for Caregivers. The World on Alert for the Mental Health of Health Personnel
A study by the WHO and PAHO yielded several worrying results regarding the dangers that these workers have like depression or suicide. What is their mental health situation and how much help have they...
Pfizer requests authorization to apply fourth dose against COVID-19
While the pharmaceutical company awaits FDA approval to apply a fourth dose, it is also working on the creation of a new vaccine that works against any variant.
Xenotransplantation, the best alternative for organ transplantation?
The chances of doing successful organ transplants have advanced in recent years. Learn more about xenotransplantation and its potential
