Since March this year, the Clínic - BCNatal has offered the Hospital at Home (HDOM) programme for mothers and babies, a multidisciplinary programme t1
A total of nine projects led by or enjoying the participation of researchers at IDIBAPS-Hospital Clínic Barcelona have received over 2.3 million euro1
The study, carried out by the BCNatal Fetal Medicine Research Center (Hospital Clínic Barcelona and Hospital Sant Joan de Déu) and the UPF BCN MedTec1
The Hospital Clínic Barcelona has successfully performed surgery that allows the patient to preserve her uterus after having placenta accreta.
The clinical trial RATIO37 has shown in 11,500 low-risk pregnant women that adding a Doppler study of fetal circulation in the last ultrasound can re1
In the IMPACT-BCN clinical trial, that studied the possible benefits of maternal lifestyle interventions during pregnancy, both the Mediterranean die1
The CaixaResearch Artificial Placenta project, led by BCNatal (Hospital Clínic Barcelona - SJD Barcelona Children's Hospital), is the first experimen1
On 10 March this year at the Maternitat Centre of the Hospital Clínic Barcelona, the first woman to receive a uterus transplant in Spain gave birth.1
A study led by the Hospital Clínic-IDIBAPS shows that having a low birth weight limits the body's capacity to adapt when there is another cardiovascu1
The Hospital Clínic – BCNatal aims to offer childbirth that is minimally medicalized, respected and as physiological as possible. In 2021, a total of1
