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El Parc Taulí is looking for healthy volunteers to study the relationship between managing emotions with obesity and eating disorders
 El Parc Taulí is looking for healthy volunteers to study the relationship between managing emotions with obesity and eating disorders 1080 608 Oriol Capell
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The aim is to understand in depth how these pathologies can affect and hinder the way in which patients regulate their emotions on a day-to-day basis, thus influencing their mental health. read more
Xavier Serra, awarded with the 2023 National Surgery Award
 Xavier Serra, awarded with the 2023 National Surgery Award 1080 608 Oriol Capell
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The Spanish Association of Surgeons (AEC) has awarded researcher Xavier Serra the 2023 National Surgery Award for his leadership in the TAU-TEM Study, published in the distinguished scientific journal Annals of Oncology. read more
Parc Taulí is looking for pregnant women and their partners to participate in a study on mental well-being
 Parc Taulí is looking for pregnant women and their partners to participate in a study on mental well-being 1080 608 Mireia Córcoles
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The work is looking for 400 pregnant women and volunteer couples to participate in the first phase of the research read more
Parc Taulí is looking for volunteers for a clinical study to treat fear and anxiety about COVID-19
 Parc Taulí is looking for volunteers for a clinical study to treat fear and anxiety about COVID-19 1080 608 Communication Parc Taulí
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The Affective Disorders research group of the Mental Health and Neurosciences Area of ​​the Parc Taulí Research and Innovation Institute (I3PT) is looking for volunteers to carry out a clinical study that aims to treat feelings of intense fear and constant anxiety. in the face of COVID-19, when these affect people's daily lives to the point of not wanting to leave home or not meeting other people. read more
Artificial Intelligence can help detect suicide risk, according to a study led by Parc Taulí
 Artificial Intelligence can help detect suicide risk, according to a study led by Parc Taulí 626 401 Communication Parc Taulí
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The work reveals that the data from routine electronic medical records constitute an opportunity to develop and implement tools to support the professional in clinical decision using Artificial Intelligence techniques. At least 46% of people who take their own lives contact primary health care beforehand, according to a study by Parc Taulí published in the journal Archives of Suicide Research. The research has analyzed more than 2.100 cases and of the nearly a thousand people who called for help, 33% died over the next week and 58,5% within a month. read more
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