Laboratory-generated mini-kidneys help understand the link between diabetes and COVID-19 disease
Researchers from Hospital Clínic-IDIBAPS have participated in an international collaboration led by IBEC in which they have generated human mini-kidn1
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Miquel Palachi: "“My heart has stopped 20 times”
On 30 April 2012, Miquel Palachi (34 years old) was at home with his partner when he fainted, falling to the ground, and experienced his first sudden1
Seven out of every ten patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease feel stigmatized
The study, in which Hospital Clínic-IDIBAPS researchers have participated, shows that the perception of this stigma is associated with a deterioratio1
Sonia Riera: “Nurse prescribing gives us more recognition: not just on a legal level, but also socially”
Interview with Sonia Riera, one of the first nurses at the Hospital Clínic to become a nurse prescriber. We talk to her about the breakthrough this h1
Patients with inflammatory bowel disease visit IDIBAPS
The activity is part of a new project, initiated this year, aimed to raise awareness of the research done at the Institute on different diseases amon1
What are the effects for women after menopause of a diet rich in soy?
Soy can be beneficial to health, especially in menopausal women at risk of developing osteosarcopenia and obesity. This food contains phytoestrogens,1
The Hospital Clínic performs 100 robotic knee replacement surgeries in only 16 months
The Hospital Clínic de Barcelona has performed 100 robotic knee replacement surgeries in just over 16 months. It is the only public centre in Catalon1
Carlos Castaño, winner of the Spanish Diabetes Society Foundation "José Antonio Hedo Award"
Castaño, a researcher in the IDIBAPS group Pathogenesis and Prevention of Diabetes and CIBERDEM, has been recognized for his junior basic research in1
Better control of blood glucose levels can reduce the risk of diabetic foot ulcer
First study in people with type 1 diabetes that demonstrates the relationship between poor control of glucose levels and an increased risk of foot ul1
Dr. José Hernández-Rodríguez: "Society is not sufficiently prepared to accept people with rare diseases, especially those that cause the highest levels of disability”
Interview wth Dr. José Hernández-Rodríguez, consultant in the Autoimmune Diseases Service at the Hospital Clínic de Barcelona.