Between Empathy and Ecpathy: The Emotional Challenge of Healthcare Professionals
26/03/2026 - Patricia Hernández addressed empathy as a fundamental therapeutic tool in clinical practice, highlighting its role in physician–patient communication.
Towards a Bioethics of Care: Social Justice and the Sustainability of Life in Mexico and Latin America
Editorial Note - Talking about care today is not simply a matter of discussing domestic work; it means confronting a systemic crisis that calls into question the sustainability of our development…
Food for the Brain Opens an Interdisciplinary Dialogue on Identity and Mental Health
17/03/2026 - Dr. De Santiago and Dr. Padilla analyzed the therian phenomenon from neurosciences, psychology and the humanities, highlighting its identity and social implications.
Life Under the Microscope in the Face of the Challenge of Diseased Sperm
Blog - What happens when technology makes possible a disease that nature, on its own, would not have allowed?
Beyond Scientific Neutrality: The Case of the Retraction on Glyphosate Safety
Editorial Note - “Safety evaluation and risk assessment of the herbicide Roundup and its active ingredient, glyphosate, for humans”
End-of-Life Sedation: A Necessary Reflection
12/02/2026 - Dr. Alfredo Covarrubias Gómez explained the specific indications for palliative sedation in refractory emergencies, highlighting its essential difference from euthanasia.
Facial transplant and euthanasia between the technique of repair and induced death
Blog - What does it entail to breathe again, to speak, and to present oneself to the world thanks to the face of a person who decided to end their life through euthanasia?
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.