2025

An international study, with outstanding participation of Bellvitge, identifies the first treatment for Rendu-Osler disease

Engarsertib is an oral molecule designed exclusively for the disease, able to significantly reduce severe nasal bleeding that can last for hours and forces repeated transfusions.

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IDIBELL professionals participate in the 17th Collaborative Conference of the Bachelor’s Degree in Biomedicine of the UB

A meeting to strengthen the link between academic training and clinical research to promote the future of biomedicine.

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Double advance in ovarian cancer: targeting a pseudogene shrinks the tumor in preclinical models and paves the way for new targeted therapies

The blockade of an specific pseudogene in ovarian cancer reduces tumor growth without showing obvious signs of toxicity.

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Bellvitge researchers detect for the first time in Spain a rare mechanism of bacterial resistance

This is the first time in Spain and the second time in Europe that this bacterial resistance mechanism has been detected.

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A study coordinated by Bellvitge Hospital and IDIBELL discovers a cause of heart transplant dysfunction

The study concludes that low levels of the enzyme caspase 3 in the donor increase the chances of dysfunction or rejection of the organ.

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Deciphering the FGFR1 oncogenic activity in glioma, a type of pediatric brain tumor

New advances on the oncogenic activity of FGFR1 mutations, highly present in pediatric glioma, the most common type of brain tumor in children.

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