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Researcher Miguel Ruiz Canela presented scientific evidence from clinical trials on nutrition and lifestyle and their impact on disease prevention.
Karin Conde-Knap
Karin Conde-Knape, scientific director at Valo Health, explains how new treatments are being developed.
Illustration of cancerous cells
A study conducted in Mexico found that there are multiple structural and psychosocial barriers that influence patients' decision-making.
Illustration with picture of Jose Alberto Diaz
The hantavirus outbreak detected on an international cruise ship is a reminder that emerging diseases depend not only on viruses themselves, but also on global human mobility and scientific response capacity.
Illustration of a hand holding a martini
Growing evidence suggests that consuming alcohol, even in moderate amounts, can harm our health, from damaging DNA to altering the micriobiome.
Image of a woman sneezing
The OriGen Health Research Center is an initiative of Tecnológico de Monterrey and the University of Texas at Austin that seeks to understand the health of Latino populations.
illustration of an olive oil drop
A new study reveals how the olive tree produces a key molecule with the potential to improve crops and combat metabolic diseases.
Illustration of DNA and human figures representing a repository of studies on obesity in Latinos living in the United States.
The open-access platform compiles peer-reviewed research to identify obesity risk factors among Hispanic/Latino populations in the United States and support public health policy and interventions.
parenting and mental health overweight
A research team conducted a study using data from 372 families in Mexico City and Campeche.
a photograph of beans
Researchers developed a snack that not only provides nutrients, but also helps reduce fat absorption in the intestine and promotes cholesterol elimination.

Health

Researcher Miguel Ruiz Canela presented scientific evidence from clinical trials on nutrition and lifestyle and their impact on disease prevention.
Karin Conde-Knap
Karin Conde-Knape, scientific director at Valo Health, explains how new treatments are being developed.
Illustration of cancerous cells
A study conducted in Mexico found that there are multiple structural and psychosocial barriers that influence patients' decision-making.
Illustration with picture of Jose Alberto Diaz
The hantavirus outbreak detected on an international cruise ship is a reminder that emerging diseases depend not only on viruses themselves, but also on global human mobility and scientific response capacity.
Illustration of a hand holding a martini
Growing evidence suggests that consuming alcohol, even in moderate amounts, can harm our health, from damaging DNA to altering the micriobiome.
Image of a woman sneezing
The OriGen Health Research Center is an initiative of Tecnológico de Monterrey and the University of Texas at Austin that seeks to understand the health of Latino populations.
illustration of an olive oil drop
A new study reveals how the olive tree produces a key molecule with the potential to improve crops and combat metabolic diseases.
Illustration of DNA and human figures representing a repository of studies on obesity in Latinos living in the United States.
The open-access platform compiles peer-reviewed research to identify obesity risk factors among Hispanic/Latino populations in the United States and support public health policy and interventions.
parenting and mental health overweight
A research team conducted a study using data from 372 families in Mexico City and Campeche.
a photograph of beans
Researchers developed a snack that not only provides nutrients, but also helps reduce fat absorption in the intestine and promotes cholesterol elimination.

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