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Decentralized Wastewater Treatment Is Emerging as a Climate Resilience Strategy, Not a Stopgap

Distributed treatment is becoming central to climate adaptation and long-term water security As climate patterns become more volatile, communities are facing more intense rainfall, stronger storms, prolonged droughts, and increasing pressure on freshwater supplies. Changing weather patterns are forcing water...

The Wounds of Attachment: When the Heart Learns to Protect Itself from Pain

Attachment wounds are emotional experiences that primarily originate in childhood, when a person’s emotional needs were not fully met by their caregivers.

Cases of Obesity on the Rise in Costa Rica

the Health Statistics Department of the Costa Rican Social Security Fund (CCSS), in 2016 there were 400 people registered as obese; by 2025, that number had risen to 753

World Rare Disease Day: CCSS Clinic Has Identified 200 Rare Conditions

The Rare and Orphan Diseases Clinic at San Juan de Dios Hospital has identified nearly 200 rare diseases in patients treated in Costa Rica since its creation in 2014.

Why Does My pH Balance Affect the Way I Smell?

If you’ve ever noticed that your natural scent changes and immediately wondered what you did differently, you’re not alone. Smell is one of the fastest ways your body gets your attention, and when it shifts, it can feel personal....

Myths and Misconceptions About Nutrition

Reversing or avoiding damage to health, and promoting a healthy life

Companies Will Be Able To Apply Online For Permits for Hemp and Medical Cannabis

Companies and individuals interested in developing activities related to hemp for food and industrial use and psychoactive cannabis for medicinal and therapeutic use will now be able to manage permits digitally. The Ministry of Health, the Ministry of Agriculture and...

Smiling Depression According to Clinical Studies

Smiling depression in adults is a clinical phenomenon that, from a psychotherapeutic perspective, is understood as a form of masked emotional suffering.

Study Links Pregnancy and Breastfeeding to Better Long-Term Cognitive Performance

The study analyzed more than 7,000 women and suggests that motherhood is associated with better cognitive health decades later, even after menopause.
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Desperate Mother Who Invented a Math Game to Help Her Son Now Exports Internationally

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