Parkinson’s disease is commonly associated with motor symptoms such as tremors and movement difficulties; however, it can also significantly affect the voice, impacting communication and quality of life. In this context, researchers conducted a study aimed at analyzing vocal alterations in individuals with Parkinson’s through a comprehensive approach, addressing a less visible but essential dimension […]
Fundación Universitaria María Cano, Neiva campus, has launched the first cohort of its Specialization in Physical Activity, a program aimed at training professionals capable of designing and managing projects that respond to regional needs, promoting positive transformations in health and social development. This academic program seeks to prepare specialists with a comprehensive understanding of physical […]
As part of institutional well-being strategies, students from Fundación Universitaria María Cano led an awareness initiative aimed at promoting mental health care within the university community, strengthening a culture of mutual support and peer accompaniment. The initiative was developed through the “Te quiero en la U” program, led by psychologist Andrea Vanegas Montaño, in collaboration […]
Cardiovascular diseases are one of the leading causes of death worldwide. Detecting them early is essential to improve treatment and prevent serious complications. However, diagnosis can be complex and, in some cases, delayed, which affects patient care. In recent years, several studies have explored the use of artificial intelligence models to assist in the diagnosis of […]
Researcher and faculty member Diana Lucía Sinza Leyton, from the Neiva campus of Fundación Universitaria María Cano, proudly shares her recent publication in the journal RETOS: Nuevas tendencias en Educación Física, Deportes y Recreación, titled “Factors Associated with Gait Speed in Older Adults: Influence of Grip Strength and Sociodemographic Variables.” This study is the result […]
The María Cano University Foundation celebrates the final results of Call No. 957 issued by the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MinCiencias), corresponding to the most recent evaluation for the classification of research, technological development, or innovation groups, as well as for the recognition of researchers within the National System of Science, Technology and […]
The María Cano University Foundation, Neiva campus, in coordination with the GAULA unit of the National Army, carried out a comprehensive prevention and awareness day aimed at the academic community, with the purpose of strengthening the safety and well-being of students, faculty members, and staff. The main objective of this initiative was to bring security […]
Research faculty from the Neiva campus—Diana Lucia Sinza Leyton, Daniela Perdomo Urazán, Gladys Tamayo Perdomo, Deisy Yulieth Silva Muñoz, Edna Paola Ramos González, and Yasmín Andrea Rodríguez Laiseca—together with professors from the Universidad de los Llanos (Unillanos), Sergio Alejandro Quijano Duarte and Mónica Vannesa Chanagá Gelves, proudly announce the publication of their latest article in […]
The María Cano University Foundation informs its academic community about an update in access to Microsoft productivity tools, resulting from recent global changes in educational licensing policies established by Microsoft. As part of this update, applications such as Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook will be available under the Office 365 A1 license. This means they […]
The María Cano University Foundation, Neiva campus, through its Research Office led by Professor Gladys Tamayo Perdomo and in academic collaboration with Professor Leonardo Fabio Medina Ortíz, has been confirmed as an external partner in a research project approved by the Higher School of Public Administration (ESAP), within the framework of the National Call for […]