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Costa Rica’s Health Ministry is investigating 66 suspected salmonellosis cases among Hospital CIMA staff in Escazú. Two cases were laboratory-confirmed and two people were hospitalized as of October ...
News Costa Rica » San Jose » Health: Salmonella Outbreak Hits Costa Rica Hospital
Costa Rica is investigating 66 suspected salmonella cases among staff at Hospital CIMA in Escazú, and the US Embassy issued a health alert on 23 October.
News Costa Rica » San Jose » Health: Costa Rica Hepatitis A Outbreak Tops 770 Cases as CDC Posts Travel Notice Centered on San José Province
In a reward-free touchscreen game, Japanese macaques favored a button that made a puppet pop up in somewhat unpredictable spots, like curious humans. Six zoo orangutans heard laughter before learning ...
News Costa Rica » San Jose » Health: Stronger, Prepared, Resilient: Costa Rica Leads and Participates in Preparedness Exercises
San José, May 6, 2025 (PAHO) – Costa Rica reinforced its commitment to regional emergency preparedness by actively participating in two strategic exercises, highlighting the importance of ...
News Costa Rica » San Jose » Health: Health Fair in Costa Rica gives refugees much needed medical care
SAN JOSÉ, Costa Rica, March 6 (UNHCR) - Since the early hours of the morning, the old Pacific train station in the heart of the Costa Rican capital has been a makeshift medical centre. Mobile clinics ...
News Costa Rica » San Jose » Health: Costa Rica declares fentanyl a public health threat
San José, Apr 1 (Prensa Latina) Fentanyl use in Costa Rica represents a serious threat to public health, said Mónika Hidalgo, a master's degree holder in drug dependence from the Pharmacists' College.
News Costa Rica » San Jose » Health: Costa Rica AG Says New Joint DEA Ops Will Target Politicians, Businessmen
Costa Rica will deepen cooperation with the US Drug Enforcement Administration to target what the nation's newly re-elected attorney general calls "invisible drug traffickers," including business ...