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Four people were arrested after authorities discovered an unauthorized meat-processing operation in Medellín's Prado neighborhood on July 23.

Her work on a little-studied RNA mark called dihydrouridine could yield biomarkers for both cancer and crop resilience.

Eight years without a surgical infection and 150,000 operations: how a Medellín eye clinic set a global accreditation first.

Since Resolution 5477 took effect, the Colombian Government has strictly enforced its immigration framework. Today, a compliant health policy for visas dictates the success of an application. The inability to provide specific mandatory clauses, including all-risk coverage,...

Colombia's drug regulator has cleared a CRISPR-based blood test for tuberculosis, opening the local market to a new diagnostic option.

There is some confusion about the requirements for entering Colombia, but the most important thing for any foreigner is to be prepared for any medical contingency. Finance Colombia and Expatgroup.co emphasize that, now more than ever, it is vital to have adequate protection....

His own company's books show losses approaching $4 billion COP and a US push that hit barely 7% of its sales goal.

Bancolombia's June tracker points to flat monthly food prices and a 6.12% annual rate as tuber and onion spikes offset seasonal declines.

Colombia's diplomatic network has generated 1,200+ trade contacts and 100+ tons in specialty coffee and cacao exports — and is targeting more.

Daniel Quintero faces more than 40 criminal and disciplinary investigations, including the “Aguas Vivas” case, in which he has been formally charged with three offenses, though no conviction has been issued.