Food for the Brain reflects on the importance of hospital bioethics committees
02/10/2025 - Luz del Carmen Ramírez Zazueta presented the historical background, current challenges, and opportunities of hospital bioethics committees.
The Latest Tech Trend… Built by Coltan
Blog - Have you ever wondered what lies behind the screen of your phone or the computer you use every day? Coltan mining in the Congo bluntly lays bare how human dignity can be violated.
Meaning in the health sciences as a horizon for a truly human practice
Blog - To speak of meaning in healthcare is to inquire into what gives coherence to existence amid fragility and suffering, and to ask what it means to heal beyond immediate results.
Can We Live Alongside Those Who Think Differently? Lessons After the Assassination of Charlie Kirk
Blog - We live in societies where disagreement is no longer always resolved with arguments, but with disparagement, cancellation, and even violence.
The impact of climate change on child and youth poverty in Latin America
17/09/2025 - The new study by ECLAC and UNICEF warns of scenarios that could triple the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on children and youth in the region.
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.