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Dengue Fever Surges in Costa Rica: Over 7,500 Cases Reported in Just Four Months – The Costa Rican Times

Dengue Fever Surges in Costa Rica: Over 7,500 Cases Reported in Just Four Months – The Costa Rican Times
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Costa Rica battles rising dengue fever outbreak

Costa Rica reported 2,679 dengue fever cases from January 21-27, 2024, a spike of 298 over the same period last year. No deaths occurred, but officials urge cooperation with health teams working to halt the outbreak.

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How Costa Rica s Nicoya Became a Blue Zone

Costa Rica's Nicoya region has 900 residents over 90 right now. Here's how the area has become a coveted "Blue Zone."

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Diabetes in Costa Rica s Elderly Population - The Borgen Project

Diabetes in Costa Rica’s elderly population continues to be an ongoing health problem for the Latin American island nation.

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How a Pesticide Banned in Europe Stole Water from a Town in Costa Rica (Part 1)

Costa Rican authorities have had to truck water to the town of Cipreses for months after the aqueduct was found to be contaminated with derivatives of chlorothalonil, a pesticide

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