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HEALTH9h agoOver 2,500 leaders debated in Buenos Aires how to transform the health systemThe first Ibero-American Health Congress brought together specialists and authorities from 14 countries. Financing, artificial intelligence, prevention, aging, and the lack of professionals were among the main challenges analyzed. Minister Mario Lugones raised the need to modifyClarín
HEALTH9h agoAmigos del Pilar, a bridge to care for children's dental healthThe Amigos del Pilar association seeks to raise funds to promote access to and improve children's dental care centers.Clarín
HEALTH18h agoFirst photo of the Pope after his lung operation and in "constant improvement": officiates a mass with his Peruvian secretaryDuring his homily, Leo XIV thanked all the staff of Gemelli, doctors, nurses and assistants, "for the work they do every day caring for the sick and attending to their fragility" ReadEl Mundo
HEALTH1d agoBarbie Simons remembered her father Leonardo Simons 30 years after his death: "The worst day of my life"La conductora habló por primera vez del episodio que vivió cuando tenía 15 años.Concientizó a través de las redes sobre la importancia de la salud mental.Clarín
HEALTH2d agoThe Government announced the creation of a national plan to reduce deaths from heart attacks in ArgentinaMinister Mario Lugones announced it at the Argentine Congress of Cardiology, which began today. The initiative seeks to articulate existing national and jurisdictional capacities and programs. It aims to reduce premature mortality, disease, and vascular disability throughout the country.Clarín
HEALTH2d agoWarning about three risk factors that often go unnoticed and are a threat to the heartCardiovascular prevention broadens its view towards everyday life factors. The air we breathe, noise, and chronic stress influence possible pathologies. It is one of the central themes of the Argentine Congress of Cardiology that begins today.Clarín