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What do we know about binge eating disorders?

Binge eating disorder has been introduced in the reference psychiatric diagnostic manual, Dr. Fernando Fernández-Aranda participates in an article in the journal Nature Reviews Disease Primers that reviews the scientific evidence of this disorder and suggests the new steps.

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New study about the importance of the preoperative hemoglobin value

A multicenter study, led by the Physiopathology and Pain research group of IDIBELL and the Bellvitge University Hospital, has shown that values inferior to 10 g/dl in preoperative hemoglobin are decisive in predicting the transfusion requirements of packed red blood cells in transplantation hepatic.

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Scientists don’t find association between night work and the risk of endometrial cancer

Night work is associated with an increased risk of some cancers with a strong hormonal influence, such as breast or prostate cancer, due to the circadian cycle disruption, that alters the levels of certain hormones. Endometrial cancer also has an important hormonal component, so it could also be influenced by circadian factors. Only two studies

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A study demonstrates the good results of cervical cancer robotic surgery

The ROBOCER national registry study, led by IDIBELL and the Bellvitge University Hospital, highlights the advantages of robotic surgery based on data from all cases of cervical cancer operated with the Da Vinci robot in Spain since 2009. The conclusions of the latest analysis have been collected in a scientific article published this February in the journal Cancers.

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The three keys cervical cancer elimination: 90-70-90

In 2020 the WHO initiated the global campaign for cervical cancer elimination through the vaccination of 90% of girls under the age of fifteen, screening at least twice in a lifetime of 70% of women, and adequate treatment for 90% of women with precancerous lesions and uterine cancer.

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A study discovers new clues about the persistence of S. aureus in the hospital environment

A group from IDIBELL and the Bellvitge University Hospital has shown that a genetic variant of the bacterium would be associated with higher production of biofilm, a self-protection system that allows it to persist in the environment.

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