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The Case of Rafael Nadal: What Is the Mueller-Weiss Syndrome?

The Spanish tennis player managed to prevail at Roland Garrós, despite a chronic pain problem in his left foot.

Canada Will Train High School Students to Respond to Overdose Cases

High school students in Canada will be trained to nasally administer naloxone, the main drug used to treat opioid overdoses.

Costa Rica Advances towards the Development of Wellness Tourism Projects

A group of businessmen and tourism professionals from Costa Rica were participating from May 26th to 30th, 2022, in the Latin American Spa Congress in Mexico City, in a series of training sessions and talks on wellness tourism, with...

The New Way to Play through Virtual Reality

There is no doubt that the advancement of technology has been reflected in various areas. The sector of online betting houses and casinos does not intend to be left behind. In recent years, we have seen how the sector...

From Alaska to Patagonia: Chile Leads the Creation of a Marine Corridor to Protect the Pacific Ocean

Nine countries in the region signed the "Americas for the Protection of the Ocean" coalition, including the United States, Mexico and Colombia.

Final Sentence for Monsanto in the United States for the Roundup Herbicide Case

Last Tuesday, the Supreme Court of the United States rejected an appeal by Monsanto, owned by the German group Bayer

7 Amazing Beaches and Natural Sites in Costa Rica You Will Not Want to Miss

Costa Rica is a country that surprises for the simplicity and friendliness of its people,

New Movie by Tico Production Companies is Looking For Actors

The cinematic production companies End Films and Engage Films will do casting in the country to find new actors with or without experience. In the coming weeks, they will begin filming their new project called “Reintegration”, by doctors Frayser...

Remote Work Could Be Strengthened Due to Increase in Fuel Prices

Currently, a reduction in the price of fuel of up to ¢43 per liter of diesel, ¢27 in the regular and ¢28 in the super

Costa Rica Has a Low Rate of Children andTeenagers Working

Costa Rica is the country in Latin America with the lowest employment rate for children and teenagers
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Possible Archaeological Discovery Identified During Reconstruction of Pérez Zeledón High School

Authorities from the Ministry of Public Education (MEP) and the National Emergency Commission (CNE) have identified a potential archaeological...