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Despite austerity measures, the Conacyt spent over $2 million on health insurance for 26 workers
Conacyt said the healthcare service is for 26 workers who filed a lawsuit against the science institute
Conacyt said the healthcare service is for 26 workers who filed a lawsuit against the science institute
Critics wonder if Mexico has the necessary resources and infrastructure to offer free health care
Mexico revamped its free healthcare institute but is now spreading incorrect information
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Students from the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education (ITESM) developed GOM, healthy gummy candies, to help with stress, immunologic and digestive conditions.
Their purpose was to provide health services to the population with no social security that inhabits marginalized urban areas
In the last six months, there has been medicine shortages and cuts to financial aid for interns
Mexican doctor Luis Fernando Hernández has helped more than 5,000 people over the past two years
The chemical formulation can return the patient's liver to its normal regenerative capacity
Without a quick reversal of the cuts, hospitals will face restrictions on transplants, equipment failures and staff shortages