One in six people with bacterial STIs in the city of Barcelona is reinfected

An investigation by IDIAPJGol, with the participation of the Barcelona Public Health Agency, warns of the need to reinforce prevention programs for people diagnosed with a first sexually transmitted infection.

The ODISEA project wins the VTSO Health Innovation Award

ODISEA, an app that allows all professionals involved in an “infarction code” to have information about the patient's condition, among others, to act in the most effective and fastest way, was selected from among thirty proposals.

Check the latest scientific publications

During the month of November, the IDIAPJGol research staff has published 21 new articles in national and international scientific journals. You can consult them below.

Josep Vidal, appointed Full Professor at UVic-UCC

The coordinator of the Central Catalonia Research Support Unit coordinates the subject of Family Medicine at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Vic - Universitat Central de Catalunya

 

39 research groups and more than 1,700 researchers: you can now consult the 2022 Report

In 2022, the financing of projects with the participation of our researchers more than doubled compared to the previous year. The Annual Report, which compiles all the data and milestones recorded carried out by the IDIAPJGol during the year, is now available.

IDIAPJGol analyzes the factors associated with repeated sexually transmitted infections in Barcelona

In recent years, the frequency of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) has increased, as has the number of people with multiple infections. For this reason, a study was proposed with the aim of describing the epidemiological characteristics of people with repeated STIs and determining the risk factors for these episodes in people living in Barcelona for ten years (2007-2018).