Dr. Eduard Vieta: After the lockdown, patients with mental health problems came to us with more serious conditions and later”
Interview with Dr. Eduard Vieta, Head of the Psychiatry and Psychology Service
Interview with Dr. Eduard Vieta, Head of the Psychiatry and Psychology Service
Patients with bipolar disorder are at greater risk of developing cancer at some point in their lifetime. A study carried out by the Hospital Clínic’s1
This Wednesday, the Hospital Clínic de Barcelona celebrated World Maternal Mental Health Day within the context of a day commemorated virtually and e1
A healthy diet and maintaining healthy habits will contribute to caring for your mental health. To highlight the importance of diet in mental health,1
This methodology makes it possible to determine the risk of developing these diseases before symptoms appear in people with REM sleep behavior disord1
Approximately a quarter, 25.8%, of patients had seizures more frequently than before lockdown. Half felt more anxious or depressed than us1
The Hospital Clínic de Barcelona’s Multiple Sclerosis and Neuroimmunology Department has conducted a study to ascertain the impact of COVID-19 on Mul1
Many families avoid talking to their children about death to protect them from possible pain or suffering. For this reason, they end up giving incorr1
More than half of the patients studied completely recovered from anorexia 20 years after onset of the disorder. Patients with anorexia that began1
People hospitalised due to COVID-19 often have psychological distress that requires treatment, in addition to treatment for COVID-19. If these patien1