Can a patient decide to die? Can a doctor refuse to obey what they consider ethically wrong? What does it really mean to talk about freedom in medicine?

When a government decides who gets medicines and who doesn’t, when to open a clinic and when to let a community wait, it’s not making a technical decision: it’s making public policy.

During his participation, he reflected on the practical and urgent need to rehumanize medicine in contemporary hospital settings.

Personal integrity and the value of the human body are essential pillars in the protection of human rights and in contemporary bioethical thought.

28/04/2025 - Australia once again became the scene of a major environmental tragedy: a fire in Budj Bim National Park, devastated vast stretches of natural habitat, severely affecting multiple…

25/04/2025 - Ana Corina Ballout shared her experience during her visit, highlighting the importance of offering young Venezuelans the opportunity to continue their studies abroad.

23/04/2025 - This article questions not only whether we can scientifically accept this form of hybrid life, but whether we should accept it ethically.

10/04/2025 - This article proposes a critical and multidimensional reflection on the right to identity, analyzing its normative and bioethical foundations, as well as its contemporary challenges.

02/04/2025 - Dr. Víctor Manuel Ríos Dávila gave a presentation on medical practice from a bioethical perspective at BINCA's monthly sessions.

25/03/2025 - The Vatican Longevity Summit brought together international experts to discuss health, regenerative medicine, and ethics in longevity, with the participation of Fr. Alberto Carrara, LC,…

26/03/2025 - During the BINCA Journal Club, Dr. Rodrigo Martínez analyzed the TERIKIDS clinical trial on pediatric multiple sclerosis.

21/03/2025 - Dr. Covarrubias presented scientifically supported findings on the key relationship between intestinal balance and pain mechanisms, opening up new perspectives for comprehensive patient…