Operates in public healthcare centers in 32 states in alliance with the Mexican Federal Secretariat of Health and state governments.

2'419,956 integrated assessments including weight, blood pressure and glucose were taken for preventive disease detection and to determine risk levels of chronic ailments.

A Chronic Disease Information System has been implemented in over 12,345 healthcare centers throughout Mexico for clinical follow-up on 1'679,327 patients.

Con IMSS-Prospera se trabaja en centros de salud de tres estados y con el ISSSTE en centros de salud de dos estados adicionales.

2'023,162 children registred

240 health units

It has benefited 163,175 pregnant women and their newborns have received quality and timely healthcare during and after pregnancy.

This model is applied in 62maternal health networks in 10 states.

During the first phase, the initiative confirmed the presence of genes that have been associated with diabetes in other countries’ populations within the Mexican genome. Moreover, two new genes specific to the Mexican population and related to this disease have also been discovered.

New genes that had never before been related to cancer have also been identified.

This initiative has produced 30 scientific articles in journals such as Nature and Science that will help with the development of treatments for diseases under study.

A network of researchers from 15 national and foreign institutions has been created.

The second phase of the initiative aims to translate the findings of Phase 1 into practical tools for early risk detection of diabetes and breast cancer, so that protocols for personalized prevention and control can be established.

Collaboration with the Carter Center for the eradication of onchocerciasis or “river blindness” in LatinAmerica.

In 2015, for the first time in history, only 3 contries presented cases of polio

The contribution of the Carlos Slim Foundation has allowed the purchase of more than 653 million polio vaccines in benefit of the children in 33 african contries.

Approximately 1 million women of reproductive age and 650,000 children under 5 years of age have benefited from this program..

Thanks to this initiative, seven Central American countries and the Mexican State of Chiapas have improved through access to equipment for pregnancies, personnel training, supply of labor medicines for child delivery and vaccines and nutritional supplements for children.

In 18 months, there have been improvements of 10% to 100% in national indicators. Some examples include the following:

• In Belize, the availability of equipment for adequate pregnancy care increased from 50% to 90%.
• In El Salvador, the availability of vaccine refrigerators increased from 42.6% to 78.4%.
• In Honduras, the availability of zinc for the treatment of diarrhea increased from 10% to 100%.
• In Chiapas the availability of essential medicines for childbirth and newborn care increased from 30% to 97%.

There have been performed 1'060,591 surgeriess., among which stand:

• -Pediatric: varicocele, spermatic cord cyst, lymphangioma and lipoma;
• Limb: Hand and foot osteomuscular deformities, sequel to traumatic and congenital hand injury, compression of the peripheral nerves of the hand, including carpal tunnel;
• Reconstructive plastic surgeries: burn sequels, cleft lip and palate sequels, and others