Marcela González-Gross, part of the scientific group that leads the Global Alliance for the Promotion of Physical Activity, an initiative led by different organizations and societies in response to concerns about the increasing prevalence of physical inactivity and non-communicable diseases worldwide
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Javier Redondo leads a study revealing how leukemia cells that grow for days in a very dense, three-dimensional environment, similar to that found in human tissues, subsequently retain lasting nuclear deformations and changes in the packaging of their DNA
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Antonio Alarcó reflects on the discovery of a new bacterial protein, present in both the human gut microbiome and soil bacteria, that could transform how medical treatments, especially cancer treatments, are administered
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In his presentation, “Demography, Reproduction, and Epigenetics,” Joaquim Gironella reflects on the impact of current demographic changes and their relationship to human reproduction and epigenetics, highlighting that Western societies are experiencing a marked decline in birth rates and a progressive aging of the population
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Pablo Umbert addresses the importance of determining the origin and significance of different facial spots or pigmentations to rule out malignancy in the article “Pigmentaciones faciales simuladoras de malignidad”
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Francisco López Muñoz and Francisco Pérez Fernández explore Sigmund Freud’s interest in classical literature, and in particular, in the world of madness created by Miguel de Cervantes in his work, in the article “Psychoanalysis, Quixotes, and Enchanted Dogs: When Freud Encountered Cervantes.”
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