Outstanding speakers join the Intensive Week of the Doctorate in Bioethics
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During the Intensive Week of the Doctorate in Bioethics, held from March 12 to 14, 2024 at our North Campus, an event full of learning and academic exchange was held in which prominent speakers shared their research and reflections on relevant topics in the field of bioethics.
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Dr. José Alberto Castilla joins the Mexican National Academy of Bioethics
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The ANMB constitutes a fundamental space for the analysis and discussion of controversial topics, promoting the convergence of different opinions among people interested in the study of bioethics.
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Ana Cristina Arteaga Gómez, new general director of the National Institute of Perinatology
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Dr. Ana Cristina Arteaga Gómez, graduate of the Master's Degree in Bioethics, was appointed general director of the National Institute of Perinatology for the period 2024-2029. This appointment is a recognition of the dedication and ability of our graduate to generate a positive impact on society.
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We recognize the ethical commitment of our Graduates in Bioethics
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In an emotional ceremony held at the Universidad Anáhuac México, a select group of graduates received their diploma at different postgraduate levels in Bioethics. Among the graduates is María Bernardita Portales Velazco, who obtained the title of Doctor in Bioethics, along with Gustavo Pérez Berlanga, who also completed his Doctorate in this discipline with Honorable Mention.
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Eduardo Casillas and Querida Amazonía: Analysis of climate change and the vision of Pope Francis
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The virtual session titled “Economy, climate change and the vision of Francisco” was held, presented by Mtro. Eduardo Casillas, a member of Querida Amazonia, who shared part of the content of his doctoral thesis on the problem of climate change, taking the vision that Pope Francis has on the subject as the guiding thread of his presentation.
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Giulia Bovassi stands out at the 68th United Nations World Congress on Women
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On March 20th, amidst the grandeur of the United Nations Headquarters in New York, we had the privilege of convening at the 68th World Congress on Women. This prestigious event brought together minds from various corners of the globe to deliberate upon crucial issues concerning women's rights and empowerment.
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The School of Bioethics participates in the Anáhuac Health Days
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The Health Days, organized by ASUA, in collaboration with ALPHA, FESAL, REMA, ISPA, the School of Health Sciences and the School of Bioethics, were held. The main objective of these sessions is to promote health care, offering free care services in medical, psychological, dental, nutritional and rehabilitation areas.
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We commemorate International Women's Day with the perspective of prominent bioethicists
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To commemorate International Women's Day, our School of Bioethics held the forum titled “Bioethics through the perspective of women.” This academic space included the participation of Dr. Martha Tarasco, Dr. Karina Ordóñez, Dr. Jennifer Hincapié and Dr. Selma Fernández.
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Environmental ethics focuses on human responsibility towards the environment, especially due to the current abuse of natural resources. This relationship has caused serious impacts on the environment and human life, pointing out the need for a genuine and practical change for humanity to assume its responsibility in the preservation of the environment. By considering the theological-philosophical points of view presented by Pope Francis and Hans Jonas’ ethical proposal for the technological era, this study seeks to merge both ideas to promote biodiversity. This implies recognizing the role of the human being as a responsible steward, promoting an ethic that orients towards the future, while maintaining respect for the position of the human being as guardian of the ecosystem and its biological diversity.
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The medical profession has always been willing to serve mankind, which has historically required the establishment and development of different oaths, codes, and laws on the actions of physicians, as well as the application of responsibilities and rewards or punishments derived from their actions. This paper aims to define and analyze the presence of the guiding principles of bioethics in the Hippocratic Oath, the Declaration of Geneva and in the formula for today of the Hippocratic Oath of Dr. Herranz, as well as to demonstrate the importance of their compliance in contemporary medical practice. Finally, what is considered the best oath proposal according to the guiding principles of personalist bioethics with an ontological foundation is presented.
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The article approaches population aging and euthanasia from an ethical perspective based on the principles of ontologically grounded personalist bioethics. The principles of dignity of the person, respect for physical life, solidarity, subsidiarity, justice and the common good are highlighted and shown how they apply in both contexts. The importance of an honest dialogue on euthanasia is emphasized, avoiding manipulation of language. It is emphasized that any discussion of euthanasia must be supported by thorough ethical reflection and that the rights of the elderly must be always protected. The article approaches these complex issues from a perspective that values the dignity and rights of older people and promotes their well-being, while thoughtfully and responsibly discussing the ethical issues surrounding euthanasia.
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12th International Conference: Ethics Education, Sustainable Development and Integral Ecology
June 19 - 21, 2024, Anahuac University North Campus
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Líderes de Acción Positiva
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