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Beneficiaries of Caliu Urbà (above) and the project monitoring committee (below), with the members of the University of Valencia Carles Xavier Simó, Ana Sales, Jordi Giner (lecturers) and Christian Varjas and Anna Urcullu (student interns).

The Research Institute on Social Welfare Policy (Polibienestar) of the Universitat de València has presented the results of the European project InAdvance, which aims to improve the quality of life of patients with complex chronic non-oncological diseases.

A study by the University of Valencia (UV) has shown that psychological harassment at work increases the consumption of alcohol and tobacco, the use of medication due to psychological or psychosomatic health issues and the need to seek specialist support to overcome work-related personal crises.

Research from the Universitat de València has shown that mobbing in the workplace increases alcohol intake, smoking, the use of medication as a consequence of psychological or psychosomatic disorders, and the need to seek specialist support to overcome some work-related personal crisis.

A study by Joaquim Rius and Juan Pecourt, researchers from the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology of the University of Valencia, and Juan Arturo Rubio (Antonio de Nebrija University) com

It is focused on a connected health strategy to prevent suicide The Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) is taking part in a research project on the use of technological tools for suicide preventi

The decline in cavities in children and adolescents is slowing down in Spain, and there aren-t signs of significant improvements in adults either.

According to research carried out by the TeensLab consortium in which UC3M is involved 10/24/23 Physical appearance isn't behind bullying, but the networks of friends and enemies in class determine how much bullying there is in the classroom and who is the victim.

A 1% increase in the proportion of workers in the cultural and creative sectors would increase life expectancy at birth by 5.2 months in Tuscany (Italy).

The European project COST HyperChildNET, led by the University of Valencia and with the objective of preventing arterial hypertension in children and adolescents, has elaborated, in collaboration with

More than 80 people gathered on Friday 18 at the Royal Academy of Medicine of Catalonia (Barcelona) for the first Mental Health Community Assembly of the CoActuamos para la Salud Mental project, in which the results of a collaborative process developed over the last three years were presented.

SARS-CoV-2 is still around us. Although some governments have turned this page, a study published today in the journal Nature states that efforts and specific resources are still necessary to save lives.

Rafael Castelló, professor at the Department of Sociology and Social Anthropology of the University of Valencia (UV), has dedicated part of his career as a researcher to demographic issues and political sociology in the Valencian context.

Amparo Lucía Luján Barrera is a researcher at the Department of Psychobiology at the University of Valencia and for years she has been treating addiction to technologies (mobile phones, video games a

Researchers from the University of Valencia have studied the presence of enteroparasites (digestive system parasites) in a vulnerable population in the province of Valencia.