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    Artificial Blood: A Scientific Breakthrough That Will Change Transfusions Forever

    The future of medicine is one step closer to being radically transformed thanks to a breakthrough achieved by scientists in Germany and the United Kingdom, who have deciphered one of the most complex pieces in the production of artificial...

    Keys to Brain Programming and Forming Habits

    A habit is a behavior or action that is repeated regularly. Over time, your brain learns that performing that action brings a reward or a positive feeling, so it tends to repeat it. This is known as a feedback...

    Study Indicates that Brain Imaging Holds Clues to Rate of Memory Loss

    A brain MRI (an artificially colored image) can detail the risk of memory loss and other cognitive difficulties, according to an article published today in Nature Aging. When asked how fast does your brain age?, conventional scans reveal the...

    Medical Cannabis is Now Available in Costa Rica, But Only With a Prescription

    After many years of discussions and waiting, medical cannabis is finally available for people with conditions such as cancer, fibromyalgia, and epilepsy to treat their illnesses. However, access to these products in Costa Rica will be stricter than some...

    World Digestive Health Day: Costa Rica Faces a Silent Crisis

    World Digestive Health Day, commemorated since 2005 by the World Gastroenterology Organization (WGO), serves as an urgent reminder of the growing challenges Costa Rica faces in this area. From acid reflux to colorectal cancer, digestive diseases are seriously impacting...

    Psychosomatic Reactions to Stress: How the Mind Affects the Body

    Stress is an inevitable part of life, but when it becomes chronic, it can manifest in physical symptoms—a phenomenon known as **psychosomatic illness**. The term "psychosomatic" comes from the Greek words *psyche* (mind) and *soma* (body), highlighting the powerful...

    What to Do If You Have a Medical Emergency in Costa Rica as a Tourist

    Costa Rica is a safe and popular travel destination, but accidents and illnesses can happen anywhere. Whether it’s a sudden injury, severe food poisoning, or a chronic condition flare-up, knowing how to handle a medical emergency can make all...

    Medical and Dental Tourism in Costa Rica: A Premier Destination for Affordable, High-Quality Care

    Costa Rica has emerged as one of the top destinations for medical and dental tourism, attracting thousands of international patients each year. Known for its high-quality healthcare, affordable prices, and stunning natural beauty, the country offers an ideal combination...

    Health in the Age of Information Overload: What Actually Matters?

    There’s no shortage of health advice out there. Scroll through any social media feed or browse a few articles online, and you’re likely to see dozens of suggestions—some helpful, others confusing, and a few completely contradictory. It’s easy to...

    Human Heat Tolerance is Lower than Previously Thought, According to Recent Studies

    The limits of human thermoregulation—the human body's ability to maintain a stable temperature in conditions of extreme heat and humidity—are lower than previously thought, according to researchers Robert Meade and Glen Kenny, both associated with the Human and Environmental...
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    The Privilege and Responsibility of Being a Father or Mother in Costa Rica

    On my way home, I came across a simple phrase stuck on a car bumper, but it left a...
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