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Cardiac organoids show potential for myocardial repair after infarction

In a study recently published in the journal Theranostics, a research team led by Dr Carolina Gálvez-Montón (IGTP- Heart Failure and Cardiac Regeneration -ICREC group) and Dr Kurt Pfannkuche (University of Cologne) reports the development of a strategy based on cardiac organoids to address these limitations.

CEEISCAT advances Pan-Téstate to strengthen online screening for HIV and viral hepatitis among GBMSM and trans women in Spain

CEEISCAT, a research group at IGTP, is developing Pan-Téstate, an online self-sampling program aimed at improving early screening for HIV and viral hepatitis among GBMSM and trans women in Spain. Using dried blood spot samples collected at home, the initiative seeks to reduce barriers to testing and improve access to early diagnosis and prevention.

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A new R package facilitates the generation of flowcharts for research studies

The Biostatistics Unit at IGTP has developed flowchart, an R package that automatically generates participant flow diagrams directly from study data, improving reproducibility and reducing errors. Integrated with the tidyverse, it enables the creation of clear, publication-ready figures in just a few steps. The tool, described in Journal of Open Research Software, simplifies a typically manual and time-consuming process in clinical and epidemiological research.

IGTP marks the closing event of its 30th anniversary with the participation of the President of the Catalan Government

The event, held at CMCiB, brought together institutional representatives, the scientific community and healthcare professionals at the Can Ruti Campus, including the president of the Government of Catalonia, Salvador Illa. The gathering highlighted the institute's trajectory and its role within the Catalan research system.

- Campus Can Ruti, Innovation

Banc de Sang i Teixits hosts an Innomed meeting to share capabilities in advanced therapies

The Innomed community visited the Banc de Sang i Teixits (BST) yesterday as part of a new meeting organised within the framework of the Innomed programme, led by the Germans Trias i Pujol Research Institute (IGTP), with the aim of strengthening connections between research institutions, hospitals and organisations within the biomedical ecosystem, and exploring new opportunities for collaboration in the field of advanced therapies and health innovation.