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.

Blog - What happens when technology makes possible a disease that nature, on its own, would not have allowed?

Editorial Note - “Safety evaluation and risk assessment of the herbicide Roundup and its active ingredient, glyphosate, for humans”

12/02/2026 - Dr. Alfredo Covarrubias Gómez explained the specific indications for palliative sedation in refractory emergencies, highlighting its essential difference from euthanasia.

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?

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.

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.

30/01/2026 - Specialists at BINCA analyzed the clinical, social and ethical challenges of composite vascularized tissue transplants, such as face transplants.

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.

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.

Blog - Childhood myopia is increasing at a pace that forces us to look beyond the clinical setting. It is not only an issue of eyeglasses; it is a visible effect of school, urban, and digital…

Blog - Neuroplasticity provides a powerful perspective for thinking about psychiatry today: even in complex conditions there are real margins for modifying deep-seated patterns.