Scientists at the University of Granada (Spain) lead research that may contribute to the development of new drugs, vaccines and microbicides against HIV-1 Using bright X-rays at the ALBA synchrotron… Seguir Leyendo A protein is proven to inhibit HIV-1 virus effectively
Spanish scientists find that applying moxibustion–an ancient Chinese acupuncture technique–reduces the number of caesarean sections. Moxibustion helps move the fetus from a non-vertex to the vertex position Moxibustion–declared an Intangible… Seguir Leyendo Acupuncture technique reduces need for caesarean sections
The coffee industry plays a major role in the global economy. It also has a significant impact on the environment, producing more than 2 billion tonnes of coffee by-products annually.… Seguir Leyendo Antioxidant effects of coffee by-products 500 times greater than vitamin C, UGR research team concludes
Scientists from the U. of Granada, the CSIC Laboratory of Crystallographic Studies, GENYO and the U. of Edinburgh have designed a new material with numerous biotechnological applications which is of… Seguir Leyendo Scientists at the U. of Granada patent a new biocompatible hydrogel which opens new paths for the development of more efficient medicaments
Researchers from the universities of Granada, Cambridge and East Anglia (UK) show that the distance between home and school is an environmental factor that clearly determines the possibility of walking… Seguir Leyendo A recent study analyses the distance children are willing to walk to school, and how it increases with age
An international research project led by scientists from the U. of Granada proves that child abuse increases the chances of suffering from depression in adulthood, above all in those individuals… Seguir Leyendo Suffering from abuse during childhood increases the chances of depression, above all in those adults who are genetically predisposed
An international research project, which counts with the participation of the U. of Granada, proves that exposure to a chemical polluting agent called PCB-153 is positively associated with the risk… Seguir Leyendo Recent research confirms that a polluting agent which can be frequently found in fat-rich food increases the risk of cancer in males
An international team of scientists led by the University of Granada shows that simple aerobic exercises in PE classes can help identify those children more likely to develop cardiovascular disease… Seguir Leyendo Physical Education teachers should be the entry point to public health programs
Scientists from the University of Granada and the Andalusian Health Service have constructed a three-dimensional artificial duct from reabsorbable, biocompatible materials for use in surgical anastomosis Anastomosis is the surgical… Seguir Leyendo Patented: a new, safer and cheaper artificial duct for anastomosis
A research project led by the University of Granada, which includes researchers from Harvard and Yale, has provided new data for a better understanding of the alterations produced during the… Seguir Leyendo New data on the regulation of the genetic activity that protects against lung cancer