A more connected world: global mobility challenges for public health
The intensification of international travel flows facilitates the spread of emerging diseases, many of them of zoonotic origin. In a context in whi...
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Expanded tuberculosis screening does not speed up treatment initiation or improve survival in hospitalised patients with HIV
According to the EXULTANT trial, adding molecular tests on sputum, urine and stool samples does not appear to outperform the standard WHO-recommend...
Pioneer is not a word: it's a way of doing things
Being pioneers is not just about getting there first; it's about doing so with purpose, with rigour and with a commitment to public service. In rec...
Clínic Barcelona ranks as the third best public hospital in Spain according to the Merco Salud 2025 ranking
The hospital, which has also been recognized as the best public hospital in Catalonia, stands out with five services ranked first: Digestive System...
Together for a world without HIV: progress and challenges in the fight against AIDS
On December 1, World AIDS Day, Clínic Barcelona highlights the importance of maintaining global efforts to control and eventually eradicate HIV — a...
New study identifies immune markers that may predict cancer development in people living with HIV
The research shows that these immune changes can appear up to a year before a cancer diagnosis, opening new possibilities for early detection.
The Clínic warns of an increase in sexual violence treated in the A&E Department and claims that the hospital is the appropriate place for receiving comprehensive and immediate care
This Monday, the Hospital Clínic Barcelona presented data on sexual assaults treated in the A&E Department between 1 January and 31 October 2025, i...
Eight Campus Clínic projects receive funding from La Marató de 3Cat for respiratory disease research
La Marató de 3Cat Foundation has selected eight projects led or participated in by research teams from Clínic, IDIBAPS, and ISGlobal to receive fun...
New treatments for atopic dermatitis
Current therapeutic advances allow more personalised, effective treatment for patients with moderate and severe atopic dermatitis.
Europe gives the green light to a new strategy against HIV: a preventive “vaccine” administered every six months
The first and only twice-yearly injectable PrEP to be authorised for use across all EU member states.