The Eternal Duality of the Physician and the Wounded Healer
Blog - The physician is “enlisted in the army that fights against death”; this is undoubtedly a metaphor that encapsulates the intense dedication and combative spirit of the profession.
Success in Assisted Reproduction: What Does It Really Mean?
Blog - In Mexico the probability of success of assisted reproductive technologies (ART) has doubled over the past 25 years, reaching figures of up to 65% on the first attempt.
Transplants: When Medicine Redefines Life and Identity
30/01/2026 - Specialists at BINCA analyzed the clinical, social and ethical challenges of composite vascularized tissue transplants, such as face transplants.
Global Bioethics and Peace: Ethical Limits in the Face of the Morality of the Mightiest
Blog - There are times when moral vocabulary, that is, what each person considers “right,” “just,” or “necessary”, becomes dangerous, not because of its content, but because of its use.
The Myth of the Pregnant Robot
Blog - What if technology could gestate life for us? In recent months, videos have circulated about supposed “pregnant robots” that blur science, fiction, and fear.
Childhood Myopia and Screens: A Collective Challenge
Blog - Childhood myopia is increasing at a pace that forces us to look beyond the clinical setting. It is not only an issue of eyeglasses; it is a visible effect of school, urban, and digital…
Neuroplasticity and innovative treatments: new therapeutic routes for psychiatric pathologies
Blog - Neuroplasticity provides a powerful perspective for thinking about psychiatry today: even in complex conditions there are real margins for modifying deep-seated patterns.
Demographic Aging: The Challenge of Functional Autonomy in México
Blog - In Mexico, population aging is advancing rapidly: today, older adults represent 12.8% of the population and will make up nearly one-fifth by 2040.
John Henry Newman: An Ethical Legacy for Contemporary Education
Blog - What does it mean to educate ethically when knowledge grows faster than conscience? This question sums up the central tension of contemporary education.
Participation in the 10th Research Colloquium of the School of Bioethics
28/11/2025 - María Fernanda Reyes Martínez presented an ethical and clinical analysis on palliative sedation in non-oncological terminal illnesses.
Vision and Inequality: Preventable Blindness as an Ethical Challenge in Mexico
Blog - According to the Mexican Society of Ophthalmology, approximately 80% of cases could be prevented with timely diagnosis and access to quality ophthalmologic services.
Ma. Victoria Fernández outlines the challenges faced by rural women in Mexico and the region
25/11/2025 - She emphasized the fundamental role of agri-food systems and the urgency of guaranteeing their autonomy, participation and access to rights in order to move towards fairer and more…