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The rainy season began and the presence of mosquitoes increased, especially that of the Aedes aegypti, a dengue transmitter, whose cases have increased in Mexico in recent days. Therefore, it is important to look for ways to prevent these mosquitoes from entering our homes; however, not all the techniques we see on the Internet work to repel this insect. It may also interest you... Do you like the spicy one? These are the benefits of eating chil…
BLK ALERTS - CDC Issues Urgent Advisory As Dengue Fever Cases Surge In Mexico And 19 Other Countries
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a travel advisory for Mexico and 19 other countries due to a surge in dengue fever cases. Updated in May 2025, the alert urges travelers to take extra precautions in regions where the mosquito-borne virus is spreading rapidly. Health officials reported over 13 million dengue cases across North, Central, and South America, as well as the Caribbean in 2024. Dengue transmission remains…
With the arrival of the hot season in Baja California, not only do high temperatures affect your well-being, but also the proliferation of insects that can pose health risks. From painful bites to the transmission of serious diseases, it's essential to stay informed and take precautions. Below, we present five common insects in the region that you should know about and how to protect yourself from them. 🪳 1. Cockroaches: Carriers of Disease Coc…
CDC Issues Urgent Advisory As Dengue Fever Cases Surge In Mexico And 19 Other Countries - Travel Noire
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a travel advisory for Mexico and 19 other countries due to a surge in dengue fever cases. Updated in May 2025, the alert urges travelers to take extra precautions in regions where the mosquito-borne virus is spreading rapidly. Health officials reported over 13 million dengue cases across North, Central, and South America, as well as the Caribbean in 2024. Dengue transmission remains…
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