Discover why Dr. Alvar Agustí is recognized as a Highly Cited Researcher by Clarivate Analytics. His exceptional contributions, reflected in top 1% citation rankings on the Web of Science, showcase his unparalleled influence in global research.
Explora cómo la IA puede mejorar en el ámbito ambulatorio del paciente, desde la toma de decisiones clínicas hasta el empoderamiento del paciente. Reflexiones del grupo JANUS basadas en su experiencia como sanitarios y pacientes.
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This study explores how changes in the respiratory microbiome relate to systemic inflammation in COPD patients. It highlights correlations between bacterial abundance, eosinophilic markers, and airflow limitation severity.
¿Por qué la investigar en un hospital? Porque la investigación médica en hospitales es la ÚNICA forma en la que la medicina puede avanzar.
Discover how cellular senescence, marked by antagonistic pleiotropy, and immune dysregulation play a detrimental role in the pathogenesis of fibrosing interstitial lung diseases (f-ILDs) and pulmonary fibrosis.
Explore Treatable Traits model for chronic airway diseases like asthma and COPD in primary care. Learn about seven key traits — airflow obstruction, eosinophilic inflammation, adherence, inhaler technique, smoking, low BMI/obesity and anxiety and depression — that guide personalized care.
This study investigates telomere length (TL) in bronchiectasis patients, comparing them to COPD patients and healthy controls. Findings show no significant TL reduction in bronchiectasis compared to controls, but a trend towards shorter TL in idiopathic cases. Further research is needed to understand TL’s role in bronchiectasis.
Explore how the COVID-19 Sentinel Schools Network of Catalonia monitored CO2 and NO2 levels in classrooms, revealing key findings on ventilation and air quality in schools across Catalonia during the pandemic.
A study that identifies four lung function trajectories in children, highlighting that physical activity and BMI at 4 years predict catch-up lung function growth, particularly zFEV1, but not zFVC.
