The overall results show that, in all the dementias studied, women present a higher number of over-expressed proteins related to inflammation, most of them involved in cytokine signaling.
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This is the largest study in this field worldwide and was led by the Liver Oncology Unit (BCLC) at Clínic-IDIBAPS, within the Clínic Barcelona Comprehensive Cancer Centre, in collaboration with the ...
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A study led by professionals from Clínic-IDIBAPS and Yale University has discovered a mechanism by which the brain is able to anticipate the arrival of food before intake, based on sensory perception...
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A study from Clínic-IDIBAPS published in Hemasphere provides a comprehensive molecular characterization of a rare tumour.
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A paper published in Alzheimer’s & Dementia: The Journal of the Alzheimer’s Association examines the limitations of current clinical trials in Alzheimer’s disease and proposes ways to better ada...
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Researchers from Clínic-IDIBAPS have participated in a study published in Nature Reviews Cancer that reviews how fat-associated liver diseases, known as steatotic liver diseases, contribute to the de...
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Menstruation may act as a cofactor that increases the severity of food allergic reactions in some women. Although this phenomenon remains poorly understood and is likely underdiagnosed, research sugge...
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A study led by the Clínic‑IDIBAPS has shown that people with severe mental disorders present a higher risk of developing dementia at all ages and also a higher risk of stroke, especially in the you...
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Barcelona hosts the Kick-Off meeting of the new European research project from IDIBAPS HypoGluTx, focused on preclinical therapy studies for rare diseases using small molecules and biologicals.
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A study led by the Pathogenesis of autoimmune neuronal disorders research group at IDIBAPS provides new evidence on the long-term evolution of patients with anti-NMDAR encephalitis in very serious sit...
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A Spanish multicentre study confirms that HIV infections among people using pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) are uncommon and are mainly associated with interruptions or difficulties in adherence to pr...
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The results show that while inhibition of miR122 accelerates regeneration in a healthy liver, its absence in a liver with fibrosis causes pathological regeneration leading to liver failure.
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