Blog - According to the Mexican Society of Ophthalmology, approximately 80% of cases could be prevented with timely diagnosis and access to quality ophthalmologic services.

25/11/2025 - She emphasized the fundamental role of agri-food systems and the urgency of guaranteeing their autonomy, participation and access to rights in order to move towards fairer and more…

Blog - Can a science that heals forget why it heals? Amid the whirlwind of protocols, indicators, and costs, the health sciences risk losing their soul.

19/11/2025 - Dr. Luz del Carmen Ramírez Zazueta analyzed Dr. de los Ríos Uriarte's article on clinical bioethics methodologies, emphasizing the importance of approaches adapted to the sociocultural…

Blog - Palliative sedation does not aim to accelerate or delay the moment of death; this could be one of the main bioethical dilemmas involved.

Blog - In Ibero-America, where cultural diversity coexists with a deep inequality gap, adequate nutrition has become a decisive field for reflecting on human dignity.

03/11/2025 - CADEBI presented ORIBI and the Ibero-American Interactive Atlas of Bioethics, highlighting its role in standardizing information and promoting collaboration.

21/10/2025 - Rafael Aldave discussed the multifactorial impact of addictions, social stigmatization, and the challenges of reintegration.

Blog - What good is planning when the world changes faster than our decisions?

Blog - What were once taken as absolute truths are now reviewed, contrasted, and redefined in light of new ways of understanding the world.

Blog - Ethics, and especially bioethics, are not academic ornaments, but the moral memory of science, its critical conscience.

Blog - Bioethics, since its consolidation in the 1970s in the world, has been narrated mainly from an Anglo-Saxon, hospital, and principlist horizon, which considered a starting point from an ethics…