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How Does Obesity Accelerate Aging?

A study from the University of Chile investigates the link between being overweight and how this influences our biological clock.
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A New Opportunity for Alzheimer’s Detection

The Team at the Tec de Monterrey's MARTEC Wastewater Monitoring Laboratory is Researching Alternatives on How to Detect this Neurodegenerative Disease
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Alejandro Madrigal: Cellular Reprogramming, a Therapy to Combat Cancer

In an interview, the renowned specialist discusses challenges and opportunities of new treatments.
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The difficult (and necessary) path to diagnosing rare diseases

There are more than 7,000 conditions worldwide whose low frequency and peculiarities complicate their diagnosis and treatment.
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How Women’s Sex Hormones Protect Them Against Heart Damage

Understanding the mechanisms behind this protection could help explain why menopausal women suffer more from obesity-related damage.
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Science and Myths About Eye Care

Does being close to a screen harm us? Is rubbing our eyes really that bad?
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The Stress Mothers Suffer During Pregnancy Affects How We Eat

Childhood adversity has molecular, cellular, neurobiological, epigenetic, and behavioral effects that last into adulthood.
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Why Do We Keep Getting Infected with COVID-19?

A study conducted by researchers from Columbia University and published in the journal Nature offers new insights.
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Young and Strong: preserving fertility in young women with breast cancer

Mexican researchers seek to provide a comprehensive and case-specific treatment for young women with breast cancer.
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Research Behind the Mexican Vaccine Patria

After three years, the biological product was authorized for use in Mexico. We'll tell you more about the studies.
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Image of a DNA strandon top of a clock

How Does Obesity Accelerate Aging?

A study from the University of Chile investigates the link between being overweight and how this influences our biological clock.
Woman thinking

A New Opportunity for Alzheimer’s Detection

The Team at the Tec de Monterrey's MARTEC Wastewater Monitoring Laboratory is Researching Alternatives on How to Detect this Neurodegenerative Disease
photo of the scientist alejandro madrigal

Alejandro Madrigal: Cellular Reprogramming, a Therapy to Combat Cancer

In an interview, the renowned specialist discusses challenges and opportunities of new treatments.
computer-generated image of DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) molecules (helices) and red blood cells. There are a number of blood disorders caused by genetic mutations and can therefore be passed from parents to children.

The difficult (and necessary) path to diagnosing rare diseases

There are more than 7,000 conditions worldwide whose low frequency and peculiarities complicate their diagnosis and treatment.
The image shows a series of illustrations of different parts of the human body. The illustrations are done in a simple and linear style, with black lines on a white background. The body parts shown are: A uterus An eye A heart A molecule

How Women’s Sex Hormones Protect Them Against Heart Damage

Understanding the mechanisms behind this protection could help explain why menopausal women suffer more from obesity-related damage.
image of a man using glasses

Science and Myths About Eye Care

Does being close to a screen harm us? Is rubbing our eyes really that bad?
A pregnant woman sitting on a sofa with her hand on her forehead. The woman has a worried expression on her face and is looking down.

The Stress Mothers Suffer During Pregnancy Affects How We Eat

Childhood adversity has molecular, cellular, neurobiological, epigenetic, and behavioral effects that last into adulthood.
The image depicts a 3D representation of a double helix DNA molecule. The DNA molecule is composed of two nucleotide chains that coil around each other. Nucleotides are the building blocks of DNA and consist of a nitrogenous base, a deoxyribose sugar, and a phosphate group.

Why Do We Keep Getting Infected with COVID-19?

A study conducted by researchers from Columbia University and published in the journal Nature offers new insights.
Illustration of human mammary glands

Young and Strong: preserving fertility in young women with breast cancer

Mexican researchers seek to provide a comprehensive and case-specific treatment for young women with breast cancer.
image of patria vaccine

Research Behind the Mexican Vaccine Patria

After three years, the biological product was authorized for use in Mexico. We'll tell you more about the studies.

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