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She is a medical student at the University of Granada and has bilingual training at the Nazarí Institute of Salobreña. Her internships have been carried out at the Salobreña Health Center and in various hospitals in Granada.
She has worked as a translator for various entities and has worked on the Mejor Con Salud platform as an editor of articles related to well-being and health.
She has participated in national conferences on medicine and surgery such as the CEIBS and the Ramón y Cajal Congress. In addition, she has actively participated in experiments related to psychology, specifically neuropsychology. She currently collaborates with various digital media companies as a creative and scientific writer.
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