Dr. Ma. Elizabeth de los Rios participates in a Research Stay in Spain
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With the purpose of strengthening international relations with prestigious universities and making interdisciplinary agreements, Dr. María Elizabeth de los Rios Uriarte, Research Coordinator of our Faculty of Bioethics, carried out a research stay at the Human Rights Institute of the University of Deusto in Bilbao, Spain, from July 3 to 14, 2023.
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We compile works of the V Colloquium of Investigation’s booklet
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Research is a priority for the University and for the School of Bioethics and this is built through exercises of academic solidity and forums for criticism and constructive dialogue, always seeking the continuous improvement of our research lines, projects and products. For this booklet we compiled 7 of the papers presented in our Summer 2023 Research Colloquium.
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Emmanuel Uchechukwugeme Ogbu participates in an international conference on ethics education
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The 11th International Conference on Ethics Education: “Ethics Education, Interdisciplinarity and Pluriperspectivism”, held in the city of Zagreb, Croatia, from June 15th to 17th, 2023, brought together academics, teachers, doctors and students from various countries, fostering a vibrant and inclusive environment for academic discourse.
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Patricia Hernández participates in a series of conferences organized by the National Bioethics Commission
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On June 28, 2023, the Cycle of Conferences of the National Bioethics Commission (CONBIOÉTICA) was held, an event in which Martha Patricia Hernández Valdez, coordinator of the Master's in Bioethics online, gave the conference "Competence and capacity for clinical decision making.
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Ariana González shares her experience in her PhD in Bioethics internship
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PhD candidate Ariana Victoria González Barrere, a PhD student in Bioethics, shared with the Anahuac Community her experience in the PhD in Bioethics internship with a brief interview.
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José Alberto Castilla, new deputy director of the School of Bioethics
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As of July 2023, Dr. José Alberto Castilla Barajas joins the School of Bioethics as deputy director, replacing Juan Manuel Palomares, who will serve as coordinator of the Ethics subject in the Academic Directorate of Training Comprehensive (DAFI).
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Read the new issue of the Medicine and Ethics journal of the School of Bioethics
The "Medicina y Ética" journal of the School of Bioethics of our University published number 3, vol. July-September 34, an edition that offers cutting-edge articles that address highly relevant issues in the medical and ethical field, providing updated perspectives and well-founded opinions on crucial issues in the field of bioethics.
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With the aim of studying some ethical problems related to clinical situations involving the family, a systematic review of this term is presented to understand and define it. Conceived as an organic body in its constitution, structure and organization, this article analyzes the various circumstances in which there is a relationship between clinical ethics and the family, mainly emphasizing the difference between individual autonomy and family authority.
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This qualitative research uses a methodology of literature review, analysis and phenomenological analysis. Currently, there are reports of non-prescribed use, by healthy people, of drugs for the treatment of cognitive ailments. Such intake has been carried out for the purpose of enhancing specific cognitive abilities such as memory, concentration and reaction capacity. This non-recommended use of drugs has been documented through a series of research and surveys that find an upward trend in the consumption of these drugs, especially in specific sectors of the population, such as university students in developed countries. The potentiating character of these drugs when consumed by healthy people leads to the need to contrast their use with the bioethical principle of totality or “therapeutic”.
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Clinical bioethics has evolved in the affirmation of the fundamental general principles that protect people’s health. The management and relief of pain is a universally recognized human right, susceptible to ethical and bioethical scrutiny, since it involves making decisions that compromise people’s quality of life. The ethical dilemma of pain management often involves conflicts of values in crucial decisions, especially when there is no single alternative, treatment and intervention strategies that are sufficiently shared and accepted. The ethical and bioethical problem in pain management, especially in patients with chronic conditions and/or stress, at the end of life continues to represent a challenge for clinical practice, with diverse consequences in adult patients and repercussions in health systems and the family and social environment of these patients.
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June 19th, 2024. 9:00 hrs. Anahuac Mexico University, North Campus
12th International Conference of Ethics Education to reflect on educational training in ethics in integral ecology and sustainability
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Starting Date: September 25th, 2023
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Líderes de Acción Positiva
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