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Illustration of amyloid plaques accumulated between neurons, one of the main hallmarks of Alzheimer's disease. Excess amyloid plaques disrupt neuronal communication and lead to loss of connections.
Advances in diagnosis, treatment, and prevention are increasingly promising, although many unknowns remain.
Origen Project 2025
Through trained field teams, researchers achieved their ambitious target for one of the most representative genomic databases in Latin America.
cardiogenic shock
This medical emergency is so lethal because as soon as the heart fails, it directly affects the organs.
a photograph of a person writing in a diary
A group of researchers and health professionals published a guided diary that can help those who suffer an eating disorder.
image of a dengue mosquito
The first symptoms felt like simple fatigue and muscle aches, but they quickly turned into something unbearable: needles stabbing the joints, pressure in the lower back, and the eerie sensation of eyes being pulled backward.
image o a doctor
Jorge Valdez, physician and former dean of Tec’s School of Medicine, now leads the new Health Science Education Research and Innovation Unit.
image of a person with a tapemeter sizing a child waste
A recent study suggests that Body Mass Index (BMI), one of the most widely used health tools, may not always be reliable for detecting metabolic risk.
Illustration showing the use of chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cells (pink) to treat pancreatic cancer (blue).
Advanced therapies, such as CAR-T cells, hold promise for treating diseases we never thought possible.
Image of an interface translates thoughts into worlds
Isolation in old age can accelerate cognitive and emotional deterioration. To address this challenge, a team from Tec de Monterrey is developing brain-computer interfaces and eye movement communication systems.
image of a dna
Biological age can accelerate from childhood due to factors such as persistent obesity or epigenetic and environmental changes.

TecSalud

Illustration of amyloid plaques accumulated between neurons, one of the main hallmarks of Alzheimer's disease. Excess amyloid plaques disrupt neuronal communication and lead to loss of connections.
Advances in diagnosis, treatment, and prevention are increasingly promising, although many unknowns remain.
Origen Project 2025
Through trained field teams, researchers achieved their ambitious target for one of the most representative genomic databases in Latin America.
cardiogenic shock
This medical emergency is so lethal because as soon as the heart fails, it directly affects the organs.
a photograph of a person writing in a diary
A group of researchers and health professionals published a guided diary that can help those who suffer an eating disorder.
image of a dengue mosquito
The first symptoms felt like simple fatigue and muscle aches, but they quickly turned into something unbearable: needles stabbing the joints, pressure in the lower back, and the eerie sensation of eyes being pulled backward.
image o a doctor
Jorge Valdez, physician and former dean of Tec’s School of Medicine, now leads the new Health Science Education Research and Innovation Unit.
image of a person with a tapemeter sizing a child waste
A recent study suggests that Body Mass Index (BMI), one of the most widely used health tools, may not always be reliable for detecting metabolic risk.
Illustration showing the use of chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T cells (pink) to treat pancreatic cancer (blue).
Advanced therapies, such as CAR-T cells, hold promise for treating diseases we never thought possible.
Image of an interface translates thoughts into worlds
Isolation in old age can accelerate cognitive and emotional deterioration. To address this challenge, a team from Tec de Monterrey is developing brain-computer interfaces and eye movement communication systems.
image of a dna
Biological age can accelerate from childhood due to factors such as persistent obesity or epigenetic and environmental changes.

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