"At Sant Joan de Déu they have cured Daniel of a lung malformation that put his life at risk" Angela, Daniel's aunt, explains how her nephew travelled from Nigeria to Barcelona to undergo surgery for a congenital pulmonary airway malformation
YEAH project will focus on developing an education toolkit with youngsters to learn about health research Sant Joan de Déu Barcelona Children's Hospital established its own KIDS Barcelona YPAG in 2015.
New boost to the diagnosis of rare diseases thanks to the Translational Diagnosis Program The program's main objective is to improve the etiologic diagnosis of patients with a rare disease and those not yet diagnosed.
“I now have a much broader view of paediatric nursing after my nursing residency at SJD Barcelona Children’s Hospital” In 2015 Marta finished her degree and decided to take the exams to become an EIR resident nurse (Enfermera Interna Residente). She only has a few ...
Innovation is one of the SJD Barcelona Children’s Hospital's strategic commitments Ten years have elapsed since the Hospital's Innovation Department was created, and now would be a good time to take stock of its achievements
The FDA approves naxitamab, an immunotherapy treatment against high-risk neuroblastoma used at SJD Barcelona Children's Hospital The drug has been approved for the treatment of patients with refractory or relapsed neuroblastoma
SJD Barcelona Children's Hospital contributes to European research on systemic autoinflammatory diseases The Hospital is a part of the ImmunAID project, which seeks to identify new tools for the diagnosis and management of these rare diseases.
Coping with grief in childhood and adolescence in the context of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic Given the current health emergency situation, many families will face the sudden loss of people. How could you help your kids to deal with it?
"I was always tired, but we never imagined that it could be a disease" Aitana Sánchez, a patient in the Clinical Immunology and Primary Immunodeficiencies Unit, explains how she has adapted to living with her disease...
Sant Joan de Déu and Hospital Clinic perform the first crossed paediatric incompatible blood group kidney transplant in Spain The patient had suffered from nephrotic syndrome since she was 20 months old and has received dialysis for 4 of her 8 years of life
