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15/04/2026

Fifty people discover the world of research during visits to IRB CatSud as part of La Marató 3Cat

The Institute’s research staff guide the visits and explain the work carried out in the laboratories located at Hospital Universitari Sant Joan de Reus, which leads to advances that improve people’s health.A total of fifty people took...
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10/04/2026

IRB CatSud takes a leading role at an international congress in Italy focused on liver disease

The head of the Hepatology Research Group at IRB CatSud, Dr. Jordi Gracia-Sancho, took part as an invited speaker at the International Congress on Coagulopathy in Liver Disease, held in Castellana Grotte (Italy) from 8 to 10 April. The international meeting focused...
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25/03/2026

A new study reveals significant muscular and metabolic changes in patients with long COVID

A new study reveals relevant muscular and metabolic alterations in patients with long COVID A research team from the Research Group on Autoimmunity, Infection and Thrombosis (GRAIÏT) at the Southern Catalonia Biomedical Research Institute (formerly IISPV), from at the...
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23/03/2026

Gut microbiota may explain part of the relationship between diet and depression

A study led by URV, with the participation of IRB CatSud and CIBERobn, reveals that the gut microbiota could explain the beneficial effect of diet on depression The link between diet and mental health is becoming increasingly evident, although the...
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17/03/2026

A study reveals that certain genetic alterations may advance the onset of schizophrenia

Research highlights that the loss of genetic material influences the age at which the disorder first appearsSchizophrenia is a complex neuropsychiatric disorder in which genetics plays a key role. A recent study focuses on the so‑called copy number variants...
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13/03/2026

Vesicles from the fat surrounding the prostate reveal a new mechanism that promotes prostate cancer

A study by IRB Catalunya Sud (formerly IISPV) and Hospital Universitari Joan XXIII de Tarragona has discovered that these vesicles act differently depending on tumour aggressiveness, opening new possibilities for future therapeutic strategies. Prostate cancer is the most common tumour...
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