Internet and Mexican Medicine I. Introduction Using the Internet in any field means communication without distance limitations, through an endless number of computers, which are called web of networks. This system gives us unlimited access to all the information available on the information highway. Today, the Internet is an integral part of our productive lives as a working tool and teaching aid, as well as a source of information, news and entertainment. The Internet is the largest computer network in the world. It links thousands of networks at the same time, allowing communication among people from different places in different countries.
People can send and receive information in the form of text, documents, plots, pictures, sound, etc.
For the first time in history, humans are capable of searching, creating and sending information in real time among a population of more than 55 million people. The Internet gives the people of this world something they aspired to for decades, an open forum where information, ideas and projects can be shared. This forum is a free, democratic, and usually non-profit place in cyberspace. Due to its unique characteristics, the Internet is a place where we can access previously unknown places from other latitudes, getting to know cultures and ways of living ignored up to now. Ideally, with this information network, nobody should lack access to information anymore.