Eap Osona Sud Alt Congost S.L.P.

At Eap Osona Sud Alt Congost S.L.P. in Centelles, clinical research in virus diseases and bacterial infections and mycoses focuses on preventing and treating common infections such as COVID-19, cytomegalovirus infection, respiratory syncytial virus infections, herpes zoster, and acute vulvovaginal candidiasis. These studies are designed to assess vaccine protection, immune response, and the effectiveness and safety of new anti-infective therapies.

• Testing vaccines to help prevent COVID-19, CMV infection, RSV infection, and herpes zoster
• Evaluating treatment options for acute Candida vulvovaginitis and non-hospitalized COVID-19
• Measuring immune response and overall tolerability in adults and adolescents

The site’s family medicine setting supports research that is closely tied to everyday patient care, with a strong emphasis on prevention and practical infection management.

Research in cardiovascular diseases and nutritional and metabolic diseases covers atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, hyperlipidemia, and elevated lipoprotein(a). The trials aim to reduce cardiovascular risk, improve cholesterol control, and evaluate whether new therapies can lower the chance of major heart and vascular events.

• Studying treatments for high cardiovascular risk and established cardiovascular disease
• Evaluating new approaches for hypertension and difficult-to-control blood pressure
• Testing therapies to improve LDL cholesterol and lipoprotein(a) levels

These studies reflect a broad effort to improve long-term cardiovascular prevention in adults at elevated risk.

Within respiratory tract diseases and immune system diseases, the site is involved in studies of asthma and infection-related immune protection. The research includes evaluating inhaled treatment tolerability for asthma and examining how vaccines and boosters support immune responses in different age groups.

• Assessing the safety and tolerability of an inhaled therapy for asthma
• Measuring immune response after revaccination against RSV
• Studying booster vaccination responses in adolescents and adults

This area brings together chronic respiratory care and immunization research, both important for primary care populations.

Clinical trials at this hospital/clinic also address chronic kidney disease alongside metabolic and blood pressure-related conditions. The main goal is to explore whether new treatments can better protect kidney function, support blood pressure control, and reduce the burden of long-term cardiometabolic disease.

• Investigating therapies for chronic kidney disease in people with cardiometabolic risk
• Exploring treatment strategies for hypertension linked with obesity or overweight
• Supporting prevention-oriented research across cardiovascular and metabolic conditions

These trials highlight the site’s role in studies aimed at slowing disease progression and improving day-to-day health outcomes.