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Schoolchildren thanked the talk of the Director of CENDHY and ACCDIS researcher: "Timeline of a new drug"
As part of the Cycle of Scientific Talks 2021 of the Colegio San Juan Evangelista, Dr. Javier O. Morales Montecinos was invited to give a presentation for students from fifth grade to middle school on Friday, May 28.
The 6,5 million vaccines to win the first battle
is, literally, a race against time. A race to achieve herd immunity, and with it to be able to lift restrictions and better cope with the emergence of new strains of coronavirus. Under the slogan "no one is safe until we are all safe"
Explora RM Norte kicks off Open Science: Breaking down the frontiers of knowledge
Since June the Project Explores Northern Metropolitan Region of the Ministry of Science, invites the entire community to be part of the "Open Science" initiative: Breaking down the frontiers of knowledge"
First meeting of our Explora RM Norte PIPE 2021
The first of June, the team of the Explora Región Metropolitana Norte Project of the Ministry of Science, met for the first time with 38 early childhood education professionals who will be part of the Early Ages Inquiry Program – PIPE.
ACCDIS researcher, DRA. Sandra Cortés leads the study that will evaluate socio-environmental determinants of health in residents of Coronel
Representatives of the Ministry of Health and professionals from the Pontifical Catholic University participated in a meeting of the Council for Environmental and Social Recovery (Cras) of the commune, to provide details of the project "Health situation and its determinants in the commune of Coronel".
Araos: “We're going to need to vaccinate everybody three times to have herd immunity.”
In an interview with a Uruguayan newspaper, the medical advisor to the Ministry of Health and former head of the Epidemiology Department of the ministry, Dr. Rafael Araos, he argued that the "herd immunity" against Covid-19 could be achieved only when 100 percent of the population is vaccinated with three doses of vaccine.