How Alzheimer's illness has implications for caretakers
Caregivers of patients diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease may experience a range of negative emotions, including fear, worry, anguish, excitement, and wrath.
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How Mexico Must Adapt to a Trump Administration
With Donald Trump's election victory, Mexico faces significant challenges in its relationship with the U.S., including potential mass deportations and economic dependency.
The Most Dangerous Primary School You've Never Heard Of
In Mexico's Golden Triangle, where Sinaloa, Chihuahua, and Durango meet, children are groomed into the drug trade from birth. This exposé reveals how El Chapo, like many others, went from planting poppies as a child to running a global drug empire.
How to Treat Measles Like It’s 1804
In 1804, Mexico's Protomedicato published a guide for treating measles, targeting the poor. The manual detailed symptoms, remedies, and treatments - from barley water to bloodletting. While seemingly primitive by today's standards, this document offers fascinating insights.
The Ghostly Cry of Highway 5
A woman is brutally murdered and her body is found near a highway. Her spirit, unable to rest, haunts the road. Truck drivers and motorists report seeing her apparition, sometimes as a hitchhiker, other times as a passenger.