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An interdisciplinary group at Tec de Monterrey is investigating the impact of child discomfort and how it increases mental and physical disease.
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Three of the world’s great problems and how science can deal with them

Global warming, metabolic diseases, and education gaps are three problems that have been on the world's public agenda for years and that have remained unsolved either by laws or by the good intentions of international organizations. Science currently plays a fundamental role in meeting these challenges.

Three of the world’s great problems and how science can deal with them

Global warming, metabolic diseases, and education gaps are three problems that have been on the world's public agenda for years and that have remained unsolved either by laws or by the good intentions of international organizations. Science currently plays a fundamental role in meeting these challenges.
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The agricultural industry is causing a serious public health problem since it generates a large number of resistant bacteria.
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Lungs illustrated with black background.

Ex vivo lung perfusion

This revolutionary procedure enables organs (lungs in this case) to be evaluated, recovered, and optimized before a transplant. TecSalud is looking to bring this technique to Mexico to increase the number of successful transplants. (Infographic: Oldemar González)
Lungs illustrated with black background.

Ex vivo lung perfusion

This revolutionary procedure enables organs (lungs in this case) to be evaluated, recovered, and optimized before a transplant. TecSalud is looking to bring this technique to Mexico to increase the number of successful transplants. (Infographic: Oldemar González)
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Lungs illustrated with black background.

Ex vivo lung perfusion

This revolutionary procedure enables organs (lungs in this case) to be evaluated, recovered, and optimized before a transplant. TecSalud is looking to bring this technique to Mexico to increase the number of successful transplants. (Infographic: Oldemar González)
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Three of the world’s great problems and how science can deal with them

Global warming, metabolic diseases, and education gaps are three problems that have been on the world's public agenda for years and that have remained unsolved either by laws or by the good intentions of international organizations. Science currently plays a fundamental role in meeting these challenges.

Three of the world’s great problems and how science can deal with them

Global warming, metabolic diseases, and education gaps are three problems that have been on the world's public agenda for years and that have remained unsolved either by laws or by the good intentions of international organizations. Science currently plays a fundamental role in meeting these challenges.

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