Research to improve people's health

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The identification of predictive factors for suicide in people with depression allows for a reduction in suicidal ideation

This is the hypothesis of a study that was presented at the IV Research Conference of Residents of CAMFiC, which has been conducted in collaboration with IDIAPJGol

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Photo: CAMFiC 

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IDIAPJGol participates in a project to improve health records for migrant populations in Chile

The researcher from the Transversal Research Unit Constanza Jacques participates in a workshop at the School of Public Health of Chile in which the initiative is presented
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Participants in the meeting held at the School of Public Health of Chile 

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Researchers from IDIAPJGol propose using artificial intelligence and big data to understand the health status of ancestors

The study highlights that the place where people live and where their ancestors lived determines their health, and for this reason, it is important to consider the geographical history of patients

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Researchers from IDIAPJGol in Lleida bring animal therapy to the European Night of Research 

Doctors and researchers from IDIAPJGol, Maylos Rodrigo and Esther Rodrigo, held a workshop on the therapeutic benefits of dogs and other animals, which sold out all its available spots

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The L-Health project is looking for lesbians and bisexuals to carry out a study to improve clinical practice of the collective

The European project, coordinated by IDIAPJGol researchers Anna Ponjoan and Constanza Jacques Aviñó, aims to generate innovative knowledge about the specific needs and health status of lesbians and bisexuals to raise awareness and provide training and education to primary health care professionals
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Presentació del projecte L-HEALTH al bar Candy Darling de Barcelona 

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A review article suggests that the duration of antibiotic treatments could be reduced for most respiratory infections

• The study, led by IDIAPJGol researcher Carl Llor, shows that shortening the duration of antibiotic treatment would reduce adverse effects and minimize the risk of resistance, without affecting its effectiveness

• This conclusion needs to be confirmed in a clinical trial, which is expected to begin soon

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