Los mitos sobre el mercado laboral de la pandemia
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Experiences of a time that seems fictional
Reasons why the last Olympic Games were one of the most extraordinary events in the history of sport... and of humanity
Only 1 in 4 patients with COVID who were hospitalized fully recover a year after discharge
This was revealed by a study published in The Lancet done in the United Kingdom with more than 2,300 patients. Who were the least likely to recover
The mask in enclosed areas is over and the requirement of the vaccination card, President Duque announced the elimination of measures of the pandemic in Colombia
The mask will only be mandatory in places such as health entities or public transport and it will no longer be necessary to present a vaccination card to enter restaurants or public shows
Why a longer interval between COVID-19 vaccines may be more effective
A new study by the UK Health Security Agency gave details of the benefits of extending the vaccination period between doses. How long is the right one?
Chinstrap or ventilation: what technique experts recommend against COVID-19
Ventilating enclosed spaces or wearing masks are the two main options to avoid infections, since SARS-CoV-2 is spread by air. How to use each strategy appropriately
The red rags of the pandemic: a look at economic management in Colombia
The Bogotá International Book Fair (FIlBO) opened a space to talk about the economy in the pandemic and the panorama revealed logics aligned with the ravages of globalization
Government of Pedro Castillo: Peru is the country that has had the most changes in health ministers during the pandemic
In the Minsa portfolio, in Pedro Castillo's 9-month term of office, three ministers have been changed, showing the instability in this sector.
Thanks to the economic recovery in Colombia, the visit of foreigners increased by 174.1%
The Ministry of Tourism also reported that the occupancy rate for hotel accommodation, as of January of this year, was 52%
Do people who had COVID age faster?
Scientists studying the consequences of coronavirus at the genetic level identified that the blood of infected patients had an older DNA age compared to healthy individuals
