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Health Events Country 2025-12-22T16:18:05+00:00

Christmas Parties Increase Alcoholism Relapse Risk

Mexico's Alcoholics Anonymous chapter warns that festive December events can trigger relapses for those with alcohol dependency, advising heightened caution during this time.

The Mexican Central of Alcoholics Anonymous warned that Christmas parties increase the risk of relapse for people with alcoholism. The organization urged individuals to be especially cautious during this period to avoid setbacks.

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2025-12-22T22:35:11+00:00

The Importance of Physician Friendship Networks to Combat Burnout and Improve Patient Care

This article discusses the scientific evidence showing that friendship and support networks among physicians, particularly in the HIV field, are a key factor in preventing professional burnout, strengthening mental health, and improving the quality of medical care. These connections foster interdisciplinary collaboration, continuous learning, and community building, ultimately leading to a more sustainable and satisfying professional career and better patient outcomes.
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2025-12-22T22:33:39+00:00

SSC Announces Christmas Menu for Detainees

The Social Services Corporation (SSC) has announced the Christmas menu for detainees under a 'zero alcohol' policy: spaghetti and turkey on Christmas Eve, and soup and turkey on New Year's Eve. However, they are urging people not to drive while intoxicated.
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2025-12-22T22:29:08+00:00

Mexico Lacks Strategies to Address Trauma from Violence

Mexico's federal government discusses mental health but fails to implement specific strategies to address the consequences of violence and extortion, leaving many victims without support.
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