Carta al Editor (sin resumen)

Bullying has traditionally been considered normal during health professional training. However, it is now recognized as harmful to both academic traiwning and mental and emotional health, with negative consequences such as low career satisfaction, depression, burnout syndrome, and post-traumatic stress symptoms. The hierarchy observed in the different stages of the medical career facilitates power abuse and makes medical students vulnerable. Likewise, frequently undervaluing abuse leads to less willingness to report bullying cases, and in the continuity of this behavior over time. During medical internships, students are also considered as workers, which increases the chances of being bullied; in addition, the training environment differs from what they experienced early in their career.

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Objetivo: comparar la eficacia del NO como antiinflamatorio obtenido a partir de L-Arginina y se compara con las propiedades del ibuprofeno y la aspirina. Material y métodos: Se usaron 30 ratones a los cuáles se les dividió en 6 grupos diferentes. Se estimuló la inflamación usando el modelo de bolsa de aire-carragenina. Se usaron dos grupos controles positivos (1 y 5), administrándosele un pro-inflamatorio (Carragenina: 1%) sin ningún fármaco anti-inflamatorio y en el grupo 5 se le administro adicionalmente suero fisiológico por vía oral. Un grupo control negativo (6) al cual no se le administro el pro-inflamatorio y solo una dosis de L-Arginina por vía oral. Los grupos 2, 3 y 4 recibieron una dosis de Carragenina, además de Aspirina, Ibuprofeno y L- Arginina (vía oral: 500mg/3dl) respectivamente. Se extrajo el exudado de la bolsa de aire y se realizó un conteo de polimorfo...