Panama radiation levels climbing
Radiation levels in Panama’s sunny paradise are increasing, leading to increased danger of skin cancer.. (more…)
Radiation levels in Panama’s sunny paradise are increasing, leading to increased danger of skin cancer.. (more…)
With the first case OF H1N1 recorded in Panama this year, followed by a surveillance alert to medical centers, Panama’s...
Expats fortunate enough to belong to the CanadaPLUS Club will soon have the availability of group health insurance as a...
By Flavia Fontes Non transmissible diseases (diabetes, obesity, hypertension,cancer and chronicrespiratory diseases) are the five main causes of death in...
Out and About with Dra Lourdes Quijada "Walking", for many of Panama’s citizens, comfortably off enough to own a car,...
If you thought Panama’s upcoming Carnival (March 4 -8) was just dancing, singing and getting soaked with fire hoses, others...
Panama’s free health insurance package for tourists is already working with 50 visitors receiving treatment since the program was introduced...
By Dr. Gaspar Aramis Da Costa Foster Psychiatrist, Master of Public Health, National Coordinator for Palliative Care In this season,...
Concerns about the possible outbreak cholera in Panama override a big increase in flu and pneumonia cases. (more…)
A group of 500 Haitian tourists currently staying in Panama are being monitored as health authorities express concern about the...
With Dr. Eric Ulloa Over half the adult population in Panama is obese or overweight, and that means big health...
The recently launched expat “Blood for Everyone” program had it’s first emergency call on Thursday (November 11). (more…)