By Tim Hazell Prior to Senegal’s independence becoming official on April 4, 1960, many Senegalese identified with French instead of African ethnicity, due to the country’s long history as a colony of France. Its first President, Léopold Sédar Senghor (October 8, 1906 – December 20, 2001) was also a poet, cultural theorist and one of...
By Jesús Aguado Those who used to wait your table now don’t have much. There is a way to overcome the difficult situation: it is said that where one can eat, two also can. Help us to make it three, four five, or perhaps even thousands of Sanmiguelenses who will survive because of you. You...
By Michael J. Dorfman A friend of mine was concerned about plaque buildup in her aorta that showed up on a heart scan. She was told by her cardiologist not to worry about it and that plaque buildup “is quite normal as you age.” Have you heard that explanation? I have. Twelve years...
By Michael J. Dorfman Around 2,500 years ago, a Greek doctor named Hippocrates did so much to advance medical understanding that he is revered as the father of Western medicine. Today, medical doctors take the Hippocratic Oath during their medical school education. Much of what is known about his methods comes from a collection of...
By Don Tanner UNIMED Hospital San Miguel is upgrading and transforming its facility and administrative staff. UNIMED is a global health care company operating for over 20 years. UNIMED maintains a fully equipped Hospital in San Miguel de Allende along with medical clinics in Sayulita and Ensenada, Mexico. UNIMED also operates medical clinics in Costa...
