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INCan marks 79 years with expanded services and new technologies to tackle the rising demand for cancer care in Mexico.

Early breast cancer detection is crucial, and mammograms and self-exams can save lives, experts say.

Mexico’s National Cancer Institute has expanded its oncology capacity with new radiotherapy equipment, enabling safer, shorter skin cancer treatments.

New therapies are improving outcomes for blood cancer patients in Mexico, with INCan emphasizing early detection and modern treatment options.

PAHO published a guide for managing cardiovascular risks, and J&J extended its initiative donating products for treating intestinal worms.

INCan is poised to revolutionize radiotherapeutic oncology, while also improving accessibility to early detection methods.

Cancer, being the third leading cause of death in Mexico, reflects society’s poor health habits and the heavy burden for the public health budget.

SHCP is working on a three-year tender for private pharmacy services for IMSS clinics, state hospitals and high-specialty hospitals

Mexico Health Review interviewed the top universities in Mexico and other talent experts to understand where the gaps are and what programs are best suited to generate the needed skills for up-and-coming health professionals.