A cluster of cases of a rare illness that can lead to nerve damage and paralysis, now centered along a small stretch of the United States-Mexico border, may have been caused by an outbreak of food poisoning, health officials in the two countries said.
Paralysis tied to food poisoning in U.S., Mexico
Posted in Health by healthnutter 305 days agoInvest In Mexico Mutual Funds
Posted in Finance by businessgod 1072 days ago
With the US economy going into a downward spiral, some savvy investors are wondering whether they should take their investments into another country. Latin America is abuzz right now, particularly Mexico.What Is It?Mexico mutual funds are really not at all different from ours. They still work with the same principles as that of mutual funds here in America. Mutual funds from Mexico focus on investing in companies from their country. Their objective is to provide long term growth for the Mexican financial market. The fund supplies the money pooled from shareholders on equity securities in the
Mexico City recovering from flu — and fear
Posted in Health by healthnutter 1118 days ago
As Mexican officials say they're seeing fewer swine flu cases in the country, the city at the center of the international outbreak is starting to show signs that it is coming back from the scare.
Mexico closes schools as deaths climb to 149
Posted in Health by healthnutter 1124 days ago
Mexico's government tried Monday to stem the spread of a deadly strain of swine flu as the work week began by urging people to stay home if they have any symptoms of the virus.
Mexico hunkers down for swine flu fight
Posted in Health by healthnutter 1125 days ago
Mexican health authorities have counted 1,324 people likely sickened with the new strain of swine flu. As many as 81 have died, although only 20 of those deaths have been confirmed.
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