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(EN) Juana Andreo has been interviewed in the journal “La Voz de Galicia” and she had described the importance to COVID-19 to brain damage.
Miriam Bettinetti Luque has been selected to participate in the IMFAHE talent platform, where top talent from universities and companies come together to accelerate their careers
(EN) Juana Andreo has written an interesting article about the implication of Covid-19 on brain damage.
(EN) Miriam Bettinetti Luque has received the BJP award for best presenting poster on dementia at the Spanish Society for Neuroscience Meeting in Lleida, Spain
(EN) Juana Andreo Lopez has presented the most exciting results from our project in the International Alzheimer’s Meeting in Denver, USA.
(EN) University of California, Irvine biologists have developed a new genetically engineered mouse model that, unlike its predecessors, is based on the most common form of Alzheimer’s disease.
(ES) Our eating habits are less and less healthy. These changes affect us negatively, facilitating the development of metabolic diseases. Obesity and diabetes are two very clear examples of these pathologies.
(ES) University of Malaga’s researchers are testing a new therapeutic compound, ‘4-PBA’ as a treatment for the chronic inflammatory response in Covid-19 cases.
(ES) The ministry of Science and Innovation has emitted the provisional resolution of the I+D+I projects of the University of Malaga selected by the 2019 State Research Program, both in the ‘Generation of Knowledge’ modality and ‘Challenges
(ES) Scientists from the Institute for Memory Impairment and Neurological Disorders (UCIMIND) has provided an important step forward to fight against Alzheimer’s disease.
(ES) The University of Malaga has one of the leading groups in Alzheimer’s research with a total of 12 members with two Professors (Dr. A Gutiérrez and JC Davila) and younger researchers.
(ES) The University of Malaga is the Andalusian University that more fellowship has received in the 2018 call for this state program that seeks to attract excellent research talent.
