For years, every time a young child tops a human tower in front of thousands of people, the debate about the safety of castells resurfaces. The image of children several meters high continues to generate admiration, but also apprehension among those who see this practice as a particularly dangerous activity. Now, a study by researchers from the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences of the Rovira i Virgili University (URV) and the Santa Tecla Network provides data that question this negative perception.

A few days ago, Espanyol tweeted to congratulate Eloi Tost for achieving a 12.908 on the university entrance exams, the highest score of the seven players from their youth academy, all of whom passed, who took the university entrance exams (PAU). The Reus-born U19 B forward, who resides at the club's residence, needed a high score to enter the aerospace engineering degree, and Espanyol has given him every opportunity to obtain it. as in La MasíaDani Jarque, too, is given a lot of emphasis on his studies.