Category: ibs.GRANADA

Researchers from the ibs.GRANADA awarded by CIBERESP for oral communication Exposure to mixtures of heavy metals and metalloids in the adult population of Andalusia: analysis in a sub-cohort of the EPIC study ", the result of a research project of the EASP, managed by FIBAO and led by Miguel Rodriguez Barranco, member of the Cancer Epidemiology research group of the ibs.GRANADA and research coordinator of the Granada cancer registry.

This morning a collaboration agreement was signed between the International Society for Liquid Biopsy, led by researchers from the ibs.GRANADA, and BANKIA with the aim of financing research in this area with the creation of awards aimed at promoting research projects. research and travel bag.

Maria José Sánchez Pérez, Scientific Vice Director of the ibs.GRANADA and head of the Institute's Cancer Area, together with Darío Acuña Castroviejo, head of the D-01 group on intracellular communication, have each received an award in the second edition of the Granada awards , city of Science and Innovation "."

Enrique Fernández Mondéjar, head of the Critical Pathology research group at ibs.GRANADA, receives one of the UGR - Caja Rural awards for the best research project in the Health Sciences modality.

In this meeting, a multidisciplinary and comprehensive approach to cancer has been carried out with sessions on epidemiology and prevention, advances in basic and translational research, and the role of digital and computational pathology for research.

The project financed with a total of 500.00 euros, through FIBAO, by the Botín Foundation's Mind the Gap Program, has allowed the creation of the technology-based company Innitus to develop Fine Birt ", a new technology based on the use of ultrasound of torsion for the early and effective diagnosis of pathologies associated with the moment of delivery: premature birth and labor induction "

The research group E-05 on Bioenvironmental Psychiatry of the Epidemiology and Public Health Area of ​​ibs.GRANADA, led by Dr. Jorge Cervilla, shows that those people who practice physical exercise on a regular basis have up to 40% less risk of developing depression than sedentary people.