DIGITAL LIFE
Bill Gates got it right again: the prediction that could change global transportation in 2025
The technological revolution that Bill Gates predicts for 2025.
This is the Latin American country chosen by China to build the first bullet train in the region.
With an investment of 6.5 billion dollars, this train represents one of the largest infrastructure projects in the recent history of South America.
How to find the WhatsApp "trash" and free up space on your phone
Managing WhatsApp storage is not only necessary to free up space but also to improve the overall performance of your device.
Telcel announces changes in phone top-ups: what you need to know about the 50 and 200 peso ones.
How to take advantage of Telcel recharges of 50 and 200 pesos: tips and promotions.
The surprising impact of domestication on the brains of dogs: what science reveals about their evolution
These findings underscore that the relative size of the brain is not the only determinant of cognitive sophistication, and that functional specialization plays a crucial role in the evolution of dogs' brains.
The revolutionary central nervous system on a chip: how this incredible scientific innovation works
This small chip has the potential to radically change our understanding of the nervous system and offer innovative solutions to medical problems that once seemed insurmountable.
The future of cardiac regeneration: how science is transforming the treatment of damaged hearts
New solutions for heart failure: organ regeneration.
10 commandments of the innovator: awaken your hidden creative potential
For those who wish to rediscover their creative spark and challenge their way of seeing the world, we present the 10 commandments of the innovator: a guide to break with the established and rekindle the ability to invent and transform.
Metabolic Surgery: an option that improves Diabetes in patients with overweight and obesity
On World Diabetes Day, Dr. Guillermo Muzio (M.N. 103.786) highlights the effectiveness of metabolic surgery to reverse type 2 diabetes. This disease, which affects nearly 4 million people in Argentina, can significantly improve with this intervention, achieving remission in 80% of cases and reducing the need for medications.
Triple-negative breast cancer: scientists block "molecular bridges" that evade the immune system
In a significant breakthrough in breast cancer research, the Weizmann Institute of Science in Israel has developed an antibody capable of blocking the molecular connections that tumors use to evade the immune response.