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Costa Rican Ministry of Health: “Tobacco is a threat to our environment”

Ileana Fernandez -
World No-Tobacco Day is celebrated every year on May 31 and this year’s campaign motto is: "Tobacco is a threat to our environment." The...
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Jill Biden announces Costa Rica childhood cancer agreement

Ileana Fernandez -
The First Lady of the United States, Jill Biden, visited the National Children's Hospital in Costa Rica on Sunday. During the ceremony, the National...
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Breast cancer incidence remains high in Costa Rica

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According to Health Ministry data, 427 women in Costa Rica died as a result of breast cancer in 2020. The disease remains the top cause...
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Top 5 risk factors for oral cancer

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Are you at risk for oral cancer? Read this brief article about the top five factors that may put you at risk of oral cancer.
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Troubling increase of cancer in Latin America

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Every two minutes, five persons are diagnosed with cancer in Latin America.
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Cancer-detecting AI created from Costa Rican image archive

Alejandro Zúñiga -
The team built an algorithm from an archive of more than 60,000 cervical images collected from Costa Rica.
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A teenager’s quest to fight cancer in Costa Rica: Meet ‘Slimes Pura Vida’

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Nava Haney, 13, whips up homemade slimes to benefit the Ana Ross Foundation.
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Raffle raises funds for Costa Rican cancer screening, treatment

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The raffle includes more than 50 prizes and will raise money for cancer screening and treatment.
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Former U.S. Ambassador launches campaign for cancer awareness, funding in Costa Rica

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The family has created the Andrea and Fitz Haney Donor-Advised Fund to Support the Dr. Anna Gabriela Ross Foundation, a leading Costa Rican nonprofit in support for cancer patients and their families.
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Costa Rican researchers look to beat cancer with blackberries

L. Arias -
TEC researchers found that blackberries are highly efficient in preventing cell damage caused by exposure to ultraviolet radiation, the main cause of skin cancer.
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