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 05.12.2022 David Nogués-Bravo, macroecologist: “With climate change, everything is warming up, and we are stirring up the global soup of viruses” David Nogués-Bravo studies nature today and in the past, to predict what it will be like in 50 or... Events
 30.11.2022 Sara García: “I never thought I would make it, it was like winning the lottery” But she made it, and now Sara García, a researcher in the Experimental Oncology group at the... Mechanism discovered that helps viruses like monkeypox to block and evade our cellular defence system Basic Research
 24.11.2022 Nature Communications. Mechanism discovered that helps viruses like monkeypox to block and evade our cellular defence system A defence mechanism that human cells possess against viruses such as monkeypox, herpes simplex and... Basic Research
 17.11.2022 Elisabete Weiderpass: “There are many substances for which we have clear evidence that they are carcinogenic, but they are still on the market. It is a political decision, not a scientific one” Elisabete Weiderpass heads up the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), whose reports... Basic Research
 08.11.2022 Genome Biology. Genetic variant found that predisposes people to slimness, carried by 60% of Europeans How much do genes influence our body weight? For the general population this influence is estimated... Basic Research
 07.11.2022 Clinical Cancer Research. Molecular basis of resistance to one of the main treatments for multiple myeloma identified Multiple myeloma is a type of cancer that affects plasma cells, the blood cells involved in the... Basic Research
 02.11.2022 Science Advances. The exceptional case of a person who has survived twelve tumours opens up new avenues for early diagnosis and immunotherapy in cancer, say CNIO researchers The life of the person featured in the study published today in the journal Science Advances has... Events
 26.10.2022 Cancer treatments may include dietary strategies such as intermittent fasting Researchers are increasingly finding that diet plays an important role in cancer development and are... Basic Research
 21.10.2022 Cancers. A study by the CNIO Familial Cancer Unit helps identify a new candidate gene for breast cancer predisposition Hereditary and environmental factors are involved in breast cancer. Of the hereditary factors, nine...
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