Sawabona, Afro Woman Knowledge in Favor to Children
Sawabona is a greeting in the Zulú language and it means I respect you, I value you. But also Sawabona is a local initiative in Bogotá of leader afro women
Sawabona is a greeting in the Zulú language and it means I respect you, I value you. But also Sawabona is a local initiative in Bogotá of leader afro women
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.
The traditional products for menstruation and the lack of education about the female body are causing profound gender inequalities.
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
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.
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 What are the Best Alternatives
Iris Borda touches on various issues related to women, what it means to be a woman, and the weight of mediocrity versus always highlight.
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 congenital syphilis have grown in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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
Burnout syndrome can be observed not only in the workplace, it also occurs in the family.
Parentification is when parents rely on their children in a way that can be overwhelming and inappropriate for their age.
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.
An alarming number of women report during pregnancy or after giving birth experiencing brain fog. It is known as ‘Brain Mom’.
A new report from the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime details the state of drug use around the world.
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 cities within the list of the first 100.
Respiratory Pollen Allergies are one of the Most Common Health Disorders. But their Frequency and Severity are Worryingly Intensifying. What is Happening?
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
Bone growth, premature breast development and early menstruation are the most notable factors in precocious puberty.
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 they were before the pandemic.
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 Health Regulations