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Jalisco dengue death

Jalisco dengue death confirmed as state battles late-season surge

Jalisco dengue death confirmed in epidemiology week 36. State health officials report one fatality, 1,385 cases and 29 deaths under review as serotype 3 drives...
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measles jalisco

Jalisco confirms its first measles case in a two-year-old from Zapopan

Jalisco confirms its first measles case in a two-year-old from Zapopan with mild symptoms; health teams deploy a vaccination ring and monitor close contacts.
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Tijuana medical tourism

Tijuana medical tourism drops 40 percent as fears grow

Tijuana medical tourism falls at least 40 percent as industry cites perception, politics and border delays; data and travel warnings explain the downturn.
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Chiapas scabies cases

Chiapas scabies cases lead Mexico as 2,316 recorded

Chiapas scabies cases have doubled this year. Find out what health experts say about controlling this urgent outbreak.
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Jalisco air ambulance

Jalisco air ambulance rushes 11 year old from Puero Vallarta to GDL

The Jalisco air ambulance played a vital role in a critical pediatric transfer. Learn more about this life-saving operation.
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Durango meningitis case

Durango meningitis case brings 24-year prison terms

A Durango judge sentences Hospital del Parque's owner and administrator to 24 years for the Durango meningitis case.
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Probable measles case in Aguascalientes triggers alert

Probable measles case in Aguascalientes triggers alert

Discover the details surrounding the probable measles case in Aguascalientes and the swift actions by health authorities to prevent spread.
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safe medical tourism in Aguascalientes

Safe medical tourism in Aguascalientes gains support

Aguascalientes invites you to experience safe medical tourism with quality care from certified doctors and accredited facilities.
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Mexico approves bimonthly Cabotegravir

Mexico approves Cabotegravir injection for bimonthly PrEP – HIV prevention

Mexico has authorized cabotegravir PrEP, a long-acting injection given every two months. Fewer missed doses, higher efficacy than daily pills, and clinic follow-up.
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Mexicali Red Cross attends 54 heat-related cases in a single day

Mexicali Red Cross attends 54 heat-related cases in a single day

The Mexicali Red Cross attends 54 heat-related cases in one day, mostly dehydration and heat exhaustion.
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Cabo San Lucas hospital

Cabo San Lucas hospital receives donated medical equipment

Cabo San Lucas hospital receives donated medical equipment and a medication fridge after an urgent need..
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Cancer Drug Shortages in Mexico Are Costing Lives

Cancer Drug Shortages in Mexico Are Costing Lives

An in-depth investigation reveals how systemic failures in Mexico’s health system are causing preventable cancer deaths.
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