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Secretaría de Salud de Guanajuato

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Latin American municipal animal welfare and disease control

139 clusters · 659 sources · last updated

Latest: Latin American municipalities launch rabies vaccination campaigns

Municipal animal-welfare programs in Latin America continued to expand through late 2026, focusing on sterilization, vaccination, and adoption. In Brazil, rabies vaccination drives have intensified in cities like Goiânia

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Mental health and suicide prevention in Latin America

12 clusters · 214 sources · last updated

Latest: Iliana Sánchez proposes mental health prevention in Mexico City schools

Regional efforts to address mental health and suicide prevention in Latin America continue to expand through policy standardization and community-based education. In Ecuador, the Ministry of Public Health has introduced

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Mexico mosquito and respiratory health crisis

16 clusters · 66 sources · last updated

Latest: Quintana Roo faces mosquito surge and influenza rise

By mid-October 2026, Mexico continues to face a multi-faceted health crisis involving cattle screwworm, dengue fever, and respiratory illnesses. The cattle screwworm (Cochliomyia hominivorax) outbreak remains a significa

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Organ and tissue donation trends in Latin America

3 clusters · 19 sources · last updated

Latest: World Organ Donation Day promotes awareness in Argentina and Mexico

Health authorities in Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia are reporting updated statistics regarding organ and tissue donation programs and waiting lists. In Argentina, the National Central Coordinator for Ablation and Impl

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Guanajuato cardiovascular emergency response initiative

2 clusters · 3 sources · last updated

Latest: Guanajuato accredits first state cardioprotected spaces

The Guanajuato Ministry of Health has launched a public health initiative to improve response to cardiovascular emergencies. During National Heart Week, Health Secretary Gabriel Cortés Alcalá promoted awareness of heart

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