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Our mind is stimulated as soon as we plan a short break, which can restore levels of concentration and tasks resolution.
3D illustration of the clitoris
Helen O'Connell, a pioneer in studies focused on defining the complete anatomy of this organ, speaks of the challenges its research still faces.
Microbiome illustration
Researchers at the Ragon Institute seek to understand how it relates to diseases that affect women, such as HIV and cervical cancer.
Illustration of human chromosomes, with a red circle pointing at chromosome 15
Angelman Syndrome is a rare neurogenetic condition that affects one in ten thousand people worldwide and a new discovery could help with some of its symptoms.
HIV viruses infecting T-lymphocytes, computer illustration. The surface of the T-cell has a lumpy appearance with large irregular surface protrusions. Smaller spherical structures on the cell surface are HIV virus particles budding away from the cell membrane
A large efficacy trial in African adolescent girls and young women reported in June that these shots reduced HIV infections to zero, which offers hope when it comes to prevention.
Black and white illustration of two lungs filled with smoke
They have become popular as a tool to quit smoking, but what does the scientific evidence tell us about vaping?
Illustration of the concept of health and AI.
The platform was presented by the Mexican Health Foundation (FUNSALUD) during the International Health Leadership Forum at the School of Medicine at Tecnológico de Monterrey.
Image of Elena Fuentes-Afflick
Robust and resilient public health systems can emerge from collaboration between universities, healthcare systems, and governments.
Illustration toxic stress
TecScience interviewed Pat Levitt, director of the Saban Research Institute, who worked for years to define the concept and how it affects children.

Health

Our mind is stimulated as soon as we plan a short break, which can restore levels of concentration and tasks resolution.
3D illustration of the clitoris
Helen O'Connell, a pioneer in studies focused on defining the complete anatomy of this organ, speaks of the challenges its research still faces.
Microbiome illustration
Researchers at the Ragon Institute seek to understand how it relates to diseases that affect women, such as HIV and cervical cancer.
Illustration of human chromosomes, with a red circle pointing at chromosome 15
Angelman Syndrome is a rare neurogenetic condition that affects one in ten thousand people worldwide and a new discovery could help with some of its symptoms.
HIV viruses infecting T-lymphocytes, computer illustration. The surface of the T-cell has a lumpy appearance with large irregular surface protrusions. Smaller spherical structures on the cell surface are HIV virus particles budding away from the cell membrane
A large efficacy trial in African adolescent girls and young women reported in June that these shots reduced HIV infections to zero, which offers hope when it comes to prevention.
Black and white illustration of two lungs filled with smoke
They have become popular as a tool to quit smoking, but what does the scientific evidence tell us about vaping?
Illustration of the concept of health and AI.
The platform was presented by the Mexican Health Foundation (FUNSALUD) during the International Health Leadership Forum at the School of Medicine at Tecnológico de Monterrey.
Image of Elena Fuentes-Afflick
Robust and resilient public health systems can emerge from collaboration between universities, healthcare systems, and governments.
Illustration toxic stress
TecScience interviewed Pat Levitt, director of the Saban Research Institute, who worked for years to define the concept and how it affects children.

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