A new study published in the journal Diabetes Care reveals that long-term exposure to air pollution may contribute to an increase in total body fat as well as a reduction in lean mass (or fat-free mass) in older adults with overweight or obesity and metabolic syndrome.

Son Llàtzer University Hospital has held the first event marking its 25th anniversary, with a clear commitment to innovation and, in particular, to research as a transformative pillar of the healthcare system. Under the motto “Ideas that beat, science that moves forward,” the event brought together healthcare professionals, researchers, and experts to reflect on the future of health.

The TERMIS‑EU 2026 Congress is one of the leading scientific meetings in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. This edition was inaugurated on Tuesday, April 21 and will run until Friday, April 24 at the Palma Congress Palace, with the participation of more than 1,600 professionals from around the world.

Once again, IdISBa will take part in the annual fair “Ciència per a tothom”, organised by the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB). The aim of this activity is to encourage scientific and technological vocations among young people, and it is therefore aimed at primary and secondary school students.

The Health Research Institute of the Balearic Islands (IdISBa), through its Technical Platform Pills, is organizing a practical training session focused on the Odyssey M (LI‑COR) system and the new features of Image Studio™ software. The session is aimed at researchers interested in advanced image acquisition and analysis.

The Health Research Institute of the Balearic Islands (IdISBa) invites you to the “III phD(ay) Conference”, the third event aimed at predoctoral researchers, students currently enrolled in a PhD program, or researchers who intend to start a doctoral process in Health Sciences.

On Monday, April 24, at 1:30 pm, classrooms 102–103 of Son Espases University Hospital will host the IdISBa seminar, “Longevity: between evidence and the market. Where are we?”, delivered by Marta González Freire, principal investigator of the TRIAL group.