The Meaning of Human Pain and the Question of Euthanasia in Mexico
Blog - Speaking of euthanasia in Mexico does not only mean speaking of laws or medical protocols, but of concrete lives marked by pain, fragility, and the search for meaning.
New therapeutic approaches and bioethical reflections on Multiple Sclerosis in Food for the Brain
27/08/2025 - Dr. Rodrigo Martínez offered an academic session that addressed the impact of the disease, advances in immunological therapies, and the ethical challenges in its treatment.
Cloning: Where Do We Draw The Line?
Blog - Cloning can be a valuable tool to preserve local breeds, guarantee food security, and even advance regenerative medicine, though it can also cross delicate lines.
Artificial gametes: promises, risks, and questions for humanity
Blog - How far can science go without altering our understanding of what it means to be human?
Compass, Foundation, and Beacon: Ethics in Integral University Education
Blog - ¿De qué sirve el conocimiento si no se orienta hacia el bien? La pregunta es decisiva en una época acelerada, fragmentada y marcada por la exaltación de lo inmediato.
Bioethics at the Crossroads of the Care Crisis in Latin America and the Caribbean
Blog - The “care crisis” is defined by the tension between a growing demand for care and the difficulty of providing it adequately (CEPAL, 2024).
Chronic Pain: A Matter of Justice and Human Dignity
04/08/2025 - La dependencia de los opioides ha creado un escenario de extremos. Este panorama nos obliga a cuestionar si estamos cumpliendo con el principio más básico de la medicina: no hacer daño y…
Global Health 2050: A Roadmap to Halve Premature Death
30/07/2025 - The "Global Health 2050" report not only offers a diagnosis, but also a clear, evidence-based roadmap with quantifiable goals.