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Dr. José Antonio Rodríguez Piedrabuena -- Interview with Dr. Remigio Vela Navarrete

Interviewed by the Dr. Rodríguez Piedrabuenathe Dr. Remigio Vela NavarreteDr., MD, PhD and professor specialising in urology and renal transplantation, talks about the possibility of the prostate adenoma can lead to cancer and the different treatments that exist to treat it.

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Digital Media, the New "Drug" for Children

Manfred Spitzer, German professor, director of the Department of Psychiatry at the University Hospital of Ulm and the Center for Transfer of Neurosciences and Learning, argues that digital media (computers, tablets and smartphones) "do not increase academic learning capacity, but rather the opposite". In his opinion, they can have a...

Beyond indignation

Alfredo Verdoy. Jesuit priest. Professor of Church History in the Faculty of Theology at the Pontifical University of Comillas and Director of the Historical Archive of the Society of Jesus in Spain. People who have been discharged from the Coronavirus testify that throughout their short and intense illness they went...

BCG Report -- Women are key to new ways of working and leading

Today's business environment demands new ways of working and leading, and, especially at this time, companies need leaders who focus all their attention on people, who are empathetic and who are committed to communication, collaboration and teamwork. These skills have become increasingly important in recent years, but the COVID-19 pandemic...

José Antonio Rodríguez Piedrabuena -- Emotional intelligence as early as 1959

In 1959 we had among us Professor Juan Rof Carballo, who wrote books such as "Cerebro Interno y Mundo Emocional", "Urdimbre Afectiva y Enfermedad" or "Cerebro Interno y Sociedad", true treatises on the causes of illness and the consequences of upbringing and on the emotional world. In...

The brain's plasticity to learn and change

"Every man can be, if he sets his mind to it, a sculptor of his own brain Santiago Ramón y Cajal Four distinct but interrelated brain areas. If we have not developed our reptilian part, we will not be able to maintain our objectives. If we have not developed our limbic part, we will not be able to...

The Elections, Part One

Our brain has not been built for us, it comes from a series of preserved adaptive successes, modules, parts, systems that come from evolution, which explain why we are the way we are. Moreover, the structure of our brain is common to all animals that have vertebrae. We cannot be...

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