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Investing in food security during a baby’s first 1,000 days is the most cost-effective strategy for ensuring lifelong health and economic development.
Angélica Pongutá, Director of Research at the Early Childhood Center.
In early childhood, the brain’s architecture takes shape, defining the cognitive, emotional, and social abilities that last a lifetime, explains Angélica Pongutá, Director of Research at the Early Childhood Center of Tec de Monterrey and Fundación FEMSA.
Illustration of a teddy bear alluding to child sexual abuse
One in five women and one in seven men were victims of sexual abuse in childhood, reveals a study published in The Lancet, which analyzes data from 204 countries.
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Raquel Bernal, the rector of the University of the Andes in Colombia, emphasized the significance of directing efforts toward the early years of children in Latin America.
illustration of mitochondria
Although the placenta acts as a barrier that partially stops damage, it does not prevent cellular alterations.

Early Childhood

Photo of Rafael Perez
Investing in food security during a baby’s first 1,000 days is the most cost-effective strategy for ensuring lifelong health and economic development.
Angélica Pongutá, Director of Research at the Early Childhood Center.
In early childhood, the brain’s architecture takes shape, defining the cognitive, emotional, and social abilities that last a lifetime, explains Angélica Pongutá, Director of Research at the Early Childhood Center of Tec de Monterrey and Fundación FEMSA.
Illustration of a teddy bear alluding to child sexual abuse
One in five women and one in seven men were victims of sexual abuse in childhood, reveals a study published in The Lancet, which analyzes data from 204 countries.
Photo of Raquel Bernal during her video presentation
Raquel Bernal, the rector of the University of the Andes in Colombia, emphasized the significance of directing efforts toward the early years of children in Latin America.
illustration of mitochondria
Although the placenta acts as a barrier that partially stops damage, it does not prevent cellular alterations.

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