Histórico

Only 3% of the elderly in Andalusia live in old people’s homes, a fact that contradicts a well extended social belief like that of the “boom” of this type of accommodation as a consequence of the modern family’s inability to...

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Scientists from the University of Granada and the Virgen de las Nieves University Hospital have found out that some critical patients could improve their oxide stress and, consequently, their clinical situation by taking a simple exogenous antioxidant treatment through food....

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A research team from the University of Granada has carried out a study on the psychological process that triggers the “craving” or intense desire for tobacco, a study that could establish the bases to determine the brain mechanisms that activate...

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A research group of the University of Granada has found out that maslinic acid, a compound present in the leaf and the olive skin wax extracted from alpeorujo (crushed olive pulp), has the capacity of preventing cancer as well as...

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A group of scientists from the Nutrition and Food Science Departments from the Faculty of Pharmacy of the University of Granada have reported the beneficial effects of extra virgin olive oil on human health, determining in vitro and in vivo...

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This research work is the first step to confirm the existence of a temperature change. Their main goal has been “to detect the signs of the Climatic Change through the temperatures in Spain”, explained to SINC the researcher of the...

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Are stereotypes and prejudices automatically activated when we notice someone? How do women react when they are faced with the traditional gender roles? A group of scientists from the University of Granada has studied for the first time from a...

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A group of scientists from the Department of Organic Chemistry and the Biotechnology Institute of the University of Granada have found out that the plant “Dittirichia viscose”, known as elecampe, can be used to obtain inhibitors of neurogenic vasodilatation, a...

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A researcher from the Physical Anthropological Laboratory of the University of Granada has developed the most complete database today to identify human remains and bodies in advanced states of decomposition using 3D computerised techniques for facial reconstruction. This method will...

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A study from Professors Juan Antonio Lacomba Arias and Francisco Lagos García, of the Economic Theory and History Department of the University of Granada and from Enrique Fatás, from the University of Valencia, has proved that those systems that include...

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