Tag: public health

In a bid to address public health and reclaim culinary identity, Mexico’s updated food policy elevates traditional ingredients over industrialized ...

Planned tax hikes on sugary drinks, tobacco, and gambling highlight tensions between public health, inequality, and state paternalism.

In Ecatepec, percussion workshops and dance replace fear tactics in reshaping youth drug prevention through creativity and community.

A modest Mexico City initiative turns contraband alcohol into irrigation fuel—suggesting new forms of civic legitimacy through environmental and social ...

As Coahuila negotiates its 2024 budget, funding gaps threaten emissions tracking and environmental oversight in a heavily industrialized region.

A baby's rescue in Coahuila shows how digital networks are stepping in where formal services fall short.

A promising new drug may reshape chronic disease management — but only if innovation meets access.

A generational reckoning with illness is challenging Mexico’s views on youth, health access, and the promise of wellness culture.