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1 April 2025

Women receive different pharmacological treatment than men after a myocardial infarction.

The research, conducted by the Aragon Health Services Research Group (GRISSA), involved nearly 4000 people who survived a first acute myocardial infarction. Researchers from the IIS Aragón and the University of Zaragoza participated in the study.
21 February, 2025

Neurodegenerative diseases: the virus-brain connection

Researchers Isidoro Martínez González and Salvador Resino García, both from the Carlos III Health Institute (ISCIII), have published an article where scientific evidence links the presence of certain viruses with diseases such as Alzheimer's, Parkinson's and ALS.
19 February, 2025

Luis Moreno Aznar: “It is advisable to avoid trends and follow a consistent line of work”

In this interview, the IIS Aragón researcher talks about his work leading the Growth, Exercise, Nutrition and Development (GENUD) group (GIIS066) and his most notable project.
5 February, 2025

Dolores Isla Casado: “Getting involved in health research is always worthwhile”

In this interview, the IIS Aragón researcher talks about her work leading the 'Medical Oncology Hospital Clínico Lozano Blesa' group (GIIS025) and the profiles that make it up.
22 January 2025

Rebeca Sanz Pamplona: “It is important to do things well and be honest with your results”

In this interview, the IIS Aragón researcher talks about her work leading the emerging group 'Cancer Heterogeneity and Immunomics' (GIIS110) and her lines of research.
20 January 2025

How many lives does the flu vaccine save? A Spanish study has the answer

A team from several institutions in our country has analyzed tens of thousands of patients around the world. The conclusion: getting vaccinated reduces the possibility of dying up to four times in certain risk groups.
8 January 2025

Eduardo Ruiz Pesini: “In the field of research, vocation, work and study are essential”

In this interview, the IIS Aragón researcher talks about his work leading the 'Mitochondrial Biogenesis and Pathology' group (GIIS050) and the main challenges they face.
1 January 2025

Key bridge revealed in genetic communication of craniofacial development

A study co-led by the Alicante Institute of Neurosciences has discovered the genes that control cell migration, which is the basis for the development of facial structure. The work opens the way to a better understanding of the genetic causes behind certain congenital diseases.
16 December, 2024

A new database provides valuable information in the prediction of sudden death and atrial fibrillation

The study collects data from almost 1000 patients with heart failure who were monitored for their disease for four years. The BSICoS research group (GIIS020) of the IIS Aragón has made it available to the scientific community through the Physionet portal.