Mikel Berdud

PhD in Economics and economist for the common good. Family life lover & enthusiastic marathon runner.

[Gorka Orive @gorka_orive]

Un estudio sugiere que las personas que comen mucha carne roja procesada, como las salchichas, la mortadela o el bacon, tendrían un mayor riesgo de desarrollar deterioro cognitiva y demencia a lo largo de su vida. https://t.co/EcwNuIAi6e

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

This book is a mind-blowing read.

[Dr. Javier Flores @farmacotips]

El fin del mundo se ve más o menos asi:

[Gorka Orive @gorka_orive]

¿Te gusta el chocolate negro?
Un estudio sugiere que el consumo de chocolate negro (no con leche) se asociaría con un menor riesgo de diabetes tipo 2. El consumo de chocolate con leche se asociaría con un mayor aumento de peso a largo plazo.
https://t.co/ohZrLjug9q

[HI-PRIX @hi_prix_horizon]

HI-PRIX Team on the move!
#ISPOR Europe 2024 Conference in Barcelona from November 17 to 20.
For more information on HI-PRIX and our mission, visit our website: https://t.co/BHE3nXF7u9
#HIPRIX #ISPOR #ISPORBarcelona #HealthcareInnovation #HealthEconomics #horizoneurorpe

[Office of Health Economics @OHENews]

OHE start day 2 of #ISPOREurope with an issue panel exploring optimal approaches to managing pricing and reimbursement of multi-indication medicines to enhance patient access.

Dr. @Amanda_M_Cole captured the key challenges and solutions from an international perspective.

[Office of Health Economics @OHENews]

The recent EEPRU paper explores the impact of uniform pricing, indication-based pricing (IBP), and commercial flexibilities in the NHS. We offer a critique of the analysis and explain why we support some but not all of its conclusions. https://t.co/pXejWYFC30

[Office of Health Economics @OHENews]

Today #ISPOREurope saw a packed audience as OHE’s @MBerdud covered the results of a multi-stakeholder investigation of costs and benefits of innovative model participation.

[Guille Martín @Farmaenfurecida]

Os contesto al vídeo de Alvise sobre medicamentos:

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

In diabetes, the capillary microvessels can become obstructed, leading to damage to neurons and cognitive deficits. A new mechanism elucidated involving interleukin-10 may help explain why
@NatMetabolism
https://t.co/yrC1dXBEMG
@CraigEdBrown @MyUVic
https://t.co/5Zt2rrYiqH
@celineriera

[Vive con Propósito. @PropositoyVida]

El problema más peligroso, común y descuidado del mundo:

El estrés.

Es la razón por la que estás deprimido, ansioso y tienes ataques de pánico.

Este es el protocolo de 7 pasos de Andrew Huberman para vencer el estrés (para siempre):

[Eric Topol @EricTopol]

A substantial reduction of #Alzheimers disease associated with semaglutide (Ozempic) in > 1 million people with Type 2 diabetes from a nationwide data resource
https://t.co/0hQlGivUGi

[Ross Tucker @Scienceofsport]

Heading to Stellenbosch to give a talk at the SA Sports Medicine Conference. Here's the title slide - "Sex, Drugs and Olympic Gold". Will share some slides below, should be a fun talk, hopefully enlightening

[Ross Tucker @Scienceofsport]

Can we believe in 2:09:56? It’s an extraordinary performance, one almost insisting on doubt. In our latest podcast, we try to untangle the elements that may have contributed to a performance leap, exploring why skepticism exists and how much is justified? https://t.co/xTT376XF2x

[Ross Tucker @Scienceofsport]

2:09:57 for the women's marathon winner in Chicago

1.5% faster than the previous WR

The hyper-evolution of human endurance performance continues...

[Mikel Berdud @MBerdud]

@lucasaganronald Bora

[Mikel Berdud @MBerdud]

@DrBioblogo Eskerrik asko.

[Mikel Berdud @MBerdud]

@DrBioblogo alguna idea de que animal es este?

[Office of Health Economics @OHENews]

Our latest report 'The Cost of Drug Shortages' reveals that the costs of drug shortages to society are significant, offering some case studies to demonstrate the potential scale of the impacts. Find out more: https://t.co/cS6tb7wBO5

[Sean Kelly @seanpk]

For a long time, dementia was seen as an inevitable part of aging or the result of poor genetics.

But according to new research:

More than 40% of dementia cases are easily preventable.

Here's what you can do to slow your cognitive decline: