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Research shows the risk of psychiatric problems, such as mental fog, dementia and psychosis, two years after surviving the virus

This is the first time pharmacy chains have been ordered to pay money in a lawsuit relating to the epidemic, which has caused more than 500,000 overdose deaths over two decades

Argentine police arrest 24 people accused of victimizing the vulnerable for more than 30 years

The phenomenon has broken records this year and has become one of the great environmental concerns of the coastal areas of the region

Local spread of the disease has been confirmed in the US city, where one man has been paralyzed by the infectious disease

With levels continuing to decline, Washington will reduce allocations to Arizona, Nevada and Mexico in 2023

Low-cost clinics, aggressive sales promotions and massive exposure to unreal models of beauty, especially through social media, are misrepresenting the implications of these procedures

Only 28.8% of children under six months are exclusively breastfed, but seven out of 10 have consumed some milk formula or substitute

Messages written on scraps of paper led to a rescue mission and the arrest of a criminal in Spain who had dodged the law for a year and a half

The status of sustainable country is facing long-overdue problems, priorities disrupted by the pandemic and the economic crisis, and a new government that creates confusion among conservationists

MLB is finalizing a plan to reduce the environmental impact of the competition. Fewer (and closer) matches are planned. Will other sports follow suit?

Having different bedrooms, in addition to improving rest, can become an incentive when it comes to sex

Death Valley in California received 75% of a year’s worth of rainfall in just three hours, a deluge described as an ‘extremely rare, 1,000-year event’

Mark Zuckerberg’s company turned over personal chats between a mother and daughter, sparking widespread debate about online privacy in the post-Roe era

The Canadian government has been reimbursing former military personnel’s cannabis costs since 2008

In order to leave Hainan island, travelers must present five negative tests within the space of seven days

The most radical current of thought posits that transitioning to renewable energy is unfeasible and argues that the only way to avoid disaster is to reduce consumption drastically. But some environmentalists warn about the dangers of this view

A renowned climber was accused of abandoning a teammate while another was forced to fend for himself overnight on the world’s second highest mountain

Arizona has sentenced a stalker from Mexico who blackmailed more than 100 girls and women around the world to 34 years in prison

Some 80% of Americans own a drier, but across the Atlantic, people argue that living in countries with gun control and public healthcare is more important than the appliance

Data indicates that frequent and satisfying sex is important for maintaining a healthy relationship. Why, then, do people put so little effort into seducing each other when they’re in long-term relationships? We talk to experts about how to end sexual laziness and they explain why, no matter how stable your relationship is, “you have to keep flirting with your partner every day”

The decision to overturn Roe vs. Wade, the Supreme Court ruling that upheld the right to terminate a pregnancy in the United States, has prompted numerous actresses, singers, and celebrities to break their silence on abortion and miscarriage

‘Untold: The Girlfriend Who Didn’t Exist’ brings together Manti Te’o and the person who made him fall for a fake online relationship that became the butt of an international joke

In digital or hybrid environments where the workday is organized remotely, getting away from work is much more complicated

Bolivian agronomist Trigidia Jiménez combines scientific and ancestral knowledge for the production of cañahua, a climate change-resistant grain

The United States has taken the lead in worldwide cases; here is everything you need to know about the disease