The Faculty of Bioethics had three specialists to talk about the challenges of global bioethics for the construction of fraternity and social friendship.

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Experts in Palliative Care address the great problem that exists worldwide due to the lack of integration of health policies.

On this occasion, Dr. María Elizabeth De Los Ríos reflected on the ethical consequences of incorporating technology into human life.

Professors and researchers from the faculty addressed topics such as clinical bioethics, global bioethics, and human rights.

Our speaker, Fr. Juan Roger Rodríguez, highlights that the disconnection of the being with his environment is due to the disconnection of himself.

The principle of respect for autonomy requires the assessment of the ability to make decisions of patients.