Mexico's English speaking community has grown dramatically over the last decade. But the story behind the numbers is that this population is as diverse as it is large.
What treatments are health care providers recommending for patients with H1N1 flu? We look at Tamiflu and other recommendations for patients with the H1N1 flu.
The questions at hand: how effective are the surgical masks for sale at the corner pharmacy? And it is possible to make a more effective mask from common household materials?
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A wide array of
clinical lab options are found
in Mexico, and they vary in both price
and quality. This guide will help you make an informed choice.
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Can't bear to part with that prized bottle cap or Beanie Baby collection when you move? Read on about getting your household goods into Mexico.
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Mexico's English speaking community has grown dramatically over the last decade. But the story behind the numbers is that this population is as diverse as it is large.
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Driving into or around Mexico – legally – can be downright confusing! We take a look at how to stay on the straight and narrow when you're in Mexico. Part 1: What is the visa status of my car?
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The eco healing center, Yolitia, in Malinalco talks to Inside Mexico about how they built all their bungalow style housing and buildings with the natural resources found on and around their land. More >>
Still not sure what the difference is between an FM3 and a FM2? What's the best visa for you and what are the restrictions that go with it? Applying for your visa can be a headache. Listen to the conversation Inside México had with immigration lawyer, Fernando Poo Céspedes to learn what forms you need to have, where you need to go and all the other little logistics that goes into the visa process.
Barbara, a 48-year-old artist, and her partner Paige, 51, left careers, a city they knew inside-out, and a Victorian mansion in San Francisco for the chance to build their own home in Mexico.
In many countries long distance bus travel is the second or third option, after flying or taking a train, but in Mexico it’s often the first choice. Security expert Mario González-Roman outlines some security tips to keep in mind when traveling by bus.
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Normally, security experts recommend that you keep a low profile and avoid using public transportation in Mexico City, especially the bus. The fact is that public transportation can get you where you are going more efficiently than a car, and it's better for the environment.
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The swine flu scare has many of us taking extreme precautions to stay
healthy. Dr. Carlos Alvear, Founder of Yolitia in Malinalco,
Mexico, gives Inside Mexico some holistic recipes to go by.
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