MTBVAC Tuberculosis Vaccine Enters Phase 2B Trial in South Africa, Kenya, and Tanzania Table of Contents MTBVAC Tuberculosis Vaccine Enters Phase 2B Trial in South Africa, Kenya, and Tanzania A Multi-Center study Across Three African Nations The Urgent Need for a New Tuberculosis Vaccine The Science Behind MTBVAC Previous Trials and Ongoing Research Ensuring Global … Read more
UCLA Unveils Groundbreaking Curriculum Reform for Medicine and Nursing Programs On Wednesday, January 29, the Lisandro Alvarado Centroccidental University (UCLA) announced a transformative new curriculum model for its Medicine and Nursing programs. This reform, part of a broader educational overhaul, aims to make thes careers more accessible and aligned with modern socio-economic realities.The changes include … Read more
The delegation of the Consell in Alicante became the stage for a pivotal three-way meeting on Monday morning, addressing the ongoing conflict over the Medicine degree between the two public universities in the province. The meeting, which began at 9:30 a.m., brought together key stakeholders to resolve the long-standing dispute over the future of … Read more
Pharmacogenomics: A Personalized Approach to Medicine Table of Contents Pharmacogenomics: A Personalized Approach to Medicine The Promise of Precision Medicine Benefits for Patients and the Healthcare System Revolutionizing Healthcare: personalized Medicine takes Center Stage Personalized Medicine: Tailoring Treatments too Your Genes The future of medicine is personalized, and pharmacogenomics is leading the charge. This rapidly … Read more
Castilla y León Invests millions in Vaccine Program Table of Contents Castilla y León Invests millions in Vaccine Program Breakdown of Vaccine Purchases Implications for Public Health Castilla y León Invests Big in Vaccines: A Q&A with Dr. Elena Ramirez The regional government of Castilla y León, Spain, announced a substantial investment in its public … Read more
Power Up Your Day: How Breakfast Can Protect Your Heart A groundbreaking study from the Hospital del Mar Medical Research Institute (IMIM) in Spain has revealed a powerful connection between a nutritious breakfast and a lower risk of cardiovascular disease. The research, published in the Journal of nutrition, Health and Aging, followed 383 participants for … Read more
“This project contains an article that somewhat moderates the growth of free services because it is also an important expense for the Treasury, and because It is relevant to review how quickly we want to continue advancing in this, regarding what it means and impacts fiscally.”. The Minister of Education, Nicolás Cataldohe referred to this … Read more
This Wednesday, October 2, union organizations of Necochea call for a national strike and mobilization in defense of public education. The rally will begin at 2 p.m. at the UNICEN university headquarters, followed by activities from 3 p.m. in front of the municipality and a march at 5 p.m. that will begin in Plaza Dardo … Read more
Washington – Fall means it’s time for almost everyone to catch up on their flu and Covid-19 vaccines, and many older adults also need protection against another risky winter virus, RSV. Yes, you can receive the flu and Covid-19 vaccines at the same time. Don’t call them boosters: They’re not just another dose of last … Read more
This fourth meeting is a continuation of the Webinar that began last Thursday, June 6, and which takes place every first Thursday of each month, until November, on the faculty’s YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/@facultaddefilosofiayletras Name Webinar “Mountain Geography: dynamics of the Andean environment in the context of climate change” Days, dates, and times The first Thursday … Read more