According to specialized media reports on July 22, 2026, a pioneering clinical trial in Australia would show that an eight-week swimming program combined with education could nearly halve disability from chronic lower back pain, with lasting benefits.
Following the 2026 World Cup final and a wave of social media backlash, libertarian and PRO legislators in the Buenos Aires province presented a bill to charge non-resident foreigners for healthcare and university tuition. The initiative protects medical emergencies and applies only to provincial universities.
Argentina's health regulator, ANMAT, has taken decisive action to protect public health. Through official decrees published on July 20, 2026, it banned three counterfeit sunscreens, a fake botulinum toxin, and unauthorized cleaning products, ensuring consumer safety across the country.
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) reports that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is expanding at an alarming pace. In less than five weeks, confirmed cases tripled and deaths quintupled. The international community is urged to step up efforts to contain this critical health emergency, which has tragically claimed 754 lives so far.
Un nuevo brote de Ébola en la República Democrática del Congo ha encendido las alarmas a nivel internacional. Hasta la fecha, se han reportado 1830 casos y 648 fallecidos, pero la comunidad global se organiza para brindar asistencia y contener la epidemia.
Renowned Argentine oncologist Dr. Matías Chacón brings a message of hope and action against a feared disease. Although one in two people might face cancer in their lifetime, half of these cases are entirely preventable. The key lies in education, healthy habits, and timely medical check-ups.
Un estudio reciente habría identificado dos factores de riesgo clave que conectan el cáncer de mama con una enfermedad cardíaca frecuente en mujeres, brindando nuevas esperanzas para la prevención integral de la salud.
A trichinosis outbreak is causing concern in General Madariaga, a city in Buenos Aires province, with an estimated 100 people affected. Health authorities have confirmed six cases and strongly advise against consuming unlabeled sausages to prevent the spread of this parasite.
A groundbreaking study funded by the US National Institutes of Health (NIH) reveals that common blood tests can detect Alzheimer's disease biomarkers in middle-aged individuals, decades before the first memory symptoms appear. This promising medical breakthrough could completely change the landscape of early treatment and prevention for millions globally.
¿Te despiertas cansado o sentís frío sin razón? Según Cleveland Clinic y Mayo Clinic, estos podrían ser síntomas de anemia ferropénica. Conocé las 10 señales clave para detectar la falta de este mineral vital y cuándo es el momento de consultar a un profesional de la salud.
Según un reciente artículo de Infobae, la propagación de la proteína tau en el Alzheimer variaría según la edad en la que comienza la enfermedad. Descubrí qué significa este hallazgo para el futuro de la ciencia médica.
Medical professionals in Canada confirmed the tragic death of an 11-year-old boy due to rabies, an exceptionally rare case. The event took place in 2024 after a close encounter with a bat in Ontario. This news highlights the urgent need for awareness regarding the prevention of this viral disease.
No time for the gym every day? Great news! According to an article by Infobae published on July 4, 2026, science confirms that working out just two days a week protects your heart. Discover how you can care for your cardiovascular health without sacrificing your busy daily schedule. It is the perfect excuse to stay active!
A recent study reveals that the human immunodeficiency virus hides in a wider variety of cells than previously believed. Far from being bad news, this discovery is fundamental for science to target the correct reservoirs and advance towards a definitive cure.
According to a recent scientific report by Argentine outlet Infobae, a new plant-derived compound could open unprecedented doors for treating brain damage associated with Alzheimer's. This breakthrough promises to be a hopeful tool in the fight against this neurodegenerative disease.
The emotional intensity of the World Cup could increase cardiac emergencies. After Argentina's qualification to the Round of 16, specialists from the Buenos Aires Cardiovascular Institute (ICBA) provide key recommendations to take care of your health and not miss a single second of the Argentine national team's matches.
Europe is facing a record-breaking heatwave that has already melted traffic lights and forced building adaptations. Experts warn that the human body has a limit to adapting to high temperatures, with a fatal process starting at 42 degrees Celsius. France, Spain, Germany, and other nations broke historical records in June 2026.
An 11-year-old boy passed away 19 days after waking up with a bat on his face. Although he had visible bite marks, he was not taken to the hospital in time to receive the proper treatment.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that the death toll from the devastating earthquakes in Venezuela could increase substantially as the country transitions to the recovery phase. Currently, 2,595 lives have been lost and 12,400 people injured, while the international community steps up efforts to assist the Caribbean nation.
Argentine physician Dr. Carlos Sabagh explains why low temperatures increase respiratory infections and recommends covering your nose with a scarf or mask as a protective barrier. Peripheral vasoconstriction reduces nasal defenses, while viruses survive longer in cold environments.
A groundbreaking study published in JAMA Psychiatry reveals that one in three patients with eating disorders has used GLP-1 agonists like semaglutide and tirzepatide. Researchers from the University of Louisville warn about the lack of evaluation protocols and the growing risk of obtaining these medications through unregulated online providers.
Renowned Argentine actor Gabriel Corrado shared his transformative health routine on Mario Pergolini's talk show, revealing how simple changes like eliminating gluten and discovering pull-ups helped him achieve peak fitness at 65.
The Argentine actress opened up for the first time about two serious health challenges she faced last year: she lost a pregnancy and was then operated on urgently for an abdominal tumor—a diagnosis doctors considered "extremely rare."
A landmark Argentine court ruling recognized that pesticide spraying harms public health but absolved seven agricultural producers. Two rural environment officials received prison sentences for neglecting their duties, highlighting the state's failure to regulate agrochemicals.
Waking up with a headache can ruin your entire day before it even begins. Understanding why this happens is crucial for finding the right treatment and adopting habits that improve your quality of life from the very first hour of the morning.
Alfredo S. Quiroga
