
Education:
- 1998 – Doctorate in Medical Sciences, UNAM
- 1988 – Specialty in Applied Epidemiology, Secretary of Health / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- 1987- Master of Medical Sciences, UNAM / INCMN
- 1983 – Specialist in Infectology, INCMN
- 1981 – Specialist in Internal Medicine, UNAM / INCMN
- 1978 – Medical Surgeon, UNAM
Academic appointments:
- Current assignment: Deputy Director of Prevention and Surveillance in Infectious Diseases of the Center for Research in Infectious Diseases, National Institute of Public Health.
- Researcher in Sciences “F” of the National Institute of Public Health; Member of the National System of Researchers level III, Member of the National Academies of Medicine and Mexican of Sciences.
Research interests:
- Epidemiology of infectious diseases, especially (tuberculosis) TB, HIV / AIDS, nosocomial infections, vaccines, and ethical aspects in medical research.
Featured projects:
- 2015-2018, Efficacy, safety, adherence, and cost-effectiveness of latent TB treatment in patients with DM CONACyT.
- 2014-2015, Community Transmission of Vaccine Poliovirus 2 Following Cessation of Routine Oral Polio Vaccine, Stanford University.
- 2010-211, Post-eradication polio vaccination strategies, the effect of routine IPV immunization on OPV, VAPP and VSPV excretion in Mexico after national vaccination days. Stanford University.
- 2008-2011, Validation of a latent tuberculosis diagnostic test based on interferon-gamma production by T cells in children and adolescents exposed to patients with active tuberculosis.
- 2006-2009, Evaluation of the impact of diabetes control on the transmission and development of pulmonary tuberculosis in the general population.
- 2006-2010, Drugs for Treatment of Latent Tuberculosis Infection. Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.