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Rosa M. Alonso, PROFITH PhD student, receives the 1st Prize for Best Oral Communication at the National Congress of the Spanish Association of Cardiovascular Nursing

Rosa M. Alonso, PROFITH PhD student, receives the 1st Prize for Best Oral Communication at the National Congress of the Spanish Association of Cardiovascular Nursing

Rosa M. Alonso, PhD student from the PROFITH group, awarded 1st Prize for Best Oral Communication The PhD student from the PROFITH group, Rosa M. Alonso, was awarded the 1st Prize for Best Oral Communication at the National Congress of the Spanish Association of Cardiovascular Nursing (AEEC25), held in Granada from

Marcos Molina and Javier Sánchez, Award for Best Short Communication at the EXERNET Symposium

The PROFITH PhD students were recognized for their three-minute presentations, selected by public vote among conference attendees. Marcos Molina Fernández and Javier Sánchez-Martínez, PhD students from the PROFITH research group, received the Award for Best Short Communication at the EXERNET Symposium 2025 (link). These short presentations, limited to a maximum of three

First “For an Active Childhood” Award granted by COLEF-Andalucía to Cristina Cadenas and her collaborators

Cristina Cadenas Sánchez, researcher from the PROFITH research group, has been honored with the First “For an Active Childhood” Award The project “Spanish Coalition for a Fit Childhood” was recognized for its outstanding contribution to improving the physical and mental health of children and adolescents, particularly those in vulnerable situations. The

An international project led by the PROFITH group of the UGR will design personalized physical exercise to prevent cognitive decline

Researchers from the PROFITH group lead a European project to prevent cognitive decline with personalized physical exercise The PROFITH group of the University of Granada coordinates the international project TEIDe, funded with 2 million euros by the European Union, whose objective is to develop tools that allow primary care physicians to