Marisol Robles holds a Master of Culture, History, Communication and New Professions degree from the University of Barcelona. She has built a 25-year career in editorial work, serving as Head of Communications at the National Cancer Institute of Mexico and Head of Information at the National Institute of Genomic Medicine.

Since 2011, when she was diagnosed with chronic kidney disease, she has worked in strategic health communication, focusing on developing tools that translate scientific language into accessible information for patients, fostering stronger connections that enable better health outcomes. She is the author of Diario renal, editor of the COVID Guides for Patients with Kidney Disease, and the Manual for Immunocompromised Living, among other publications.

She currently serves as President of the Mario Robles Ossio Foundation, Coordinator of the Alliance for Kidney Health, and a member of the Steering Committee of the Global Patient Alliance for Kidney Health (GloPAKH).

Mexico City, CDMX
Mexico