Juan Pablo

By Juan PabloGonzález-Rivas January 11, 2022 2021 was a challenging year globally and individually. This letter summarizes our main research achievements and what is coming in 2022. The Global Scenario Worldwide, 2021 was a year with big challenges and remarkable achievements. The COVID-19 pandemic impacted our lives since day one, causing more than 5 million […]

The reluctance to vaccination in Europe and the recent riots By Juan Pablo González-Rivas November 21, 2021 In the last few days have been riots in several cities of Europe after mandatories measures against COVID-19. As a Medical Doctor and foreigner living in Czechia for two years, I can see the strong reluctance of a large

Things That You Don’t Put in your CV There are things that you don’t put in your CV that can prove your value and skills, for example, in my case, I’m happy to say that I finished another game of Tomb Raider, the number 11 of my gamer career. My adventures with Lara Croft (the

How I ended leading two diabetes prevention programs in different cultures. My fight against type 2 diabetes (T2D) is personal. T2D has made suffer, and removed from my side, many people that I loved. As a physician specialist in internal medicine dedicated to attending patients with cardiometabolic risk factors, I attended to hundreds of people

Come from Venezuela to contribute to leading an international team in Czechia has been an amazing and challenging experience. I have the luck to work with a wonderful team that is pushing their boundaries and producing each day great results. Here is the Kardiovize Team in numbers since September 2019, when I arrived in the

The global challenge that COVID-19 imposed in our lives in 2020 was completely unexpected (for most people worldwide), almost everyone has been affected in any or another way. However, as the same proportion of the challenge is the proportion of opportunities, that, plus an unshakable will, has promoted remarkable successes and improvement in diverse areas in a brief time.   This is my fourth annual letter, and similar to in the previous years, my