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La cocina mexicana al estilo "light" Karen Hursh Graber

¿Está sufriendo por esos kilitos extras después de las fiestas decembrinas? ¿Piensa en cambiar el guacamole y los totopos por requesón y palitos de apio? Antes de que lo haga, considere las múlti... read more

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My search for a doctor in Oaxaca Stan Gotlieb

This drawing of a latrine is painted on a wall next to the main square in San Martin Tilcajete, Oaxaca. It was paid for by ... read more

health perspectives Oaxaca, Oaxaca

Flying to Oaxaca at Christmas time Stan Gotlieb

A latecomer brought by TV and consumerism from El Norte, this Santa, with his reindeer made from local tree branches, was gree... read more

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Living healthy in Mexico: Insurance, health care and Mexico's medical tourism - a resource page Mexconnect Staff

Some are surprised at the quality of health care in Meixco. But the climate, diet and openness to alternative therapies all co... read more

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Just south of the medical border Bruce K. Stampley

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Mexico - travelers's summary profile

This Page is mirrored with the permission of Shoreline, Inc., producer of Travel Health Online. To view more health and safety... read more

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Internet's online prescription for health Ron Mader

Although it's no joking matter to bring up "Montezuma's Revenge" while traveling in Latin America, more people than ever befor... read more

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The Mexican Red Cross, it's different Shep Lenchek

The Cruz Roja Mexicana functions 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Like the American and Canadian Red Cross, it assists at disa... read more

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International insurance plans for foreigners in Mexico Tony Hamrick

Updated September 16, 2013 It is advisable to have international health insurance while traveling or living as an expatriate. ... read more

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My three nights in a Mexican hospital Allan Cogan

In recent weeks I've had occasion to reflect once again on the generosity and thoughtfulness of Mexicans. For the very first t... read more

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The People's Guide to Mexico, 25th Anniversary Edition Reviewed by Allan Cogan

“This book is about Mexico - about living, travelling and taking things as they come in a foreign country. It’s about driv... read more

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In a Village Far from Home Reviewed by Allan Cogan

While living in Guadalajara, Ms. Finerty became acquainted with some Franciscan priests and also with some Huichol Indians who... read more

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Got flu? Try a sock full of onions Maggie Van Ostrand

Before the days of modern medicine, people relied on folk remedies. To ward off the flu, for example, you might have to wear a... read more

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Traveling With Heart Disease Robert & Curtis Page MD

If you travel, knowing what symptoms to watch for may be helpful. If you are a patient with heart disease, you should still be... read more

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Sunburn And Sun Safety Robert & Curtis Page MD

Sunburn and Sun Safety By Robert H. Page M.D. and Curtis P. Page M.D. Authors, Mexico: Health and Safety Travel Guide © Rober... read more

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Water Safety Robert & Curtis Page MD

If you are concerned with the quality of the water at your beach, we recommend you contact the tourism department for updated ... read more

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A Response To The Documentary Sicko Ed Fesler

Hi, Mike. Sicko is great but why did you forget Mexico? Uncle Sam wouldn't be giving you trouble on your return stateside, not... read more

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Did You Know? Three thousand people died in 1833 Guadalajara cholera epidemic Tony Burton

When Mexico braced herself for the imminent arrival of cholera from South America fifteen years ago, many people believed that... read more

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Did You Know? Birth control pills come from Mexican yams Tony Burton

The oral contraceptive pill, often referred to simply as "the Pill" was officially fifty years old on October 15, 2001. In the... read more

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Inviting spas in Cuernavaca, Mexico "Mexico" Mike Nelson

The following information has been summarized and updated from my book, Spas & Hot Springs of Mexico. I recently had the h... read more

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Good doctor makes house calls Marvin West

The good doctor really does make house calls. Juan Barbosa Gallego arrives with a reassuring smile. His personality is perfect... read more

health lifestyles perspectives Chapala Ajijic, Jalisco

Massage Exchange With A Traditional Maya Massage Therapist Denis Larsen

Night fell and it got dark with tropical quickness just as I was dropped off in a real VW bug at the bone-setter/massage man's... read more

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Medtogo: Mexico Health and Safety Travel Guide Reviewed by James Tipton

The authors tell us that "Since 2000, MedToGo's team have been touring hospitals and developing relationships with highly-reco... read more

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Water Crisis: Availability Of Water In Mexico Julia Taylor

"For many of us, water simply flows from a faucet, and we think little about it beyond this point of contact. We have lost a s... read more

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On becoming a statistic: A story of two children in a Oaxaca hospital Jules Siegel

(Originally published in somewhat different form in The Mexico City News, November, 1982) Eli was sick a lot in Oaxaca. The ai... read more

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Have Crown, Will Travel Geri Anderson

Some of my friends and family are considering combining a vacation in Mexico with a trip to the dentist. While a dental vacati... read more

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