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- Research partnerships with the global South – A paradigm shift for Swiss research policy and development cooperation? (Berne, 4 Juin 2013)
- Conférence suisse de santé publique 2013 (Zurich, 15-16 août 2013)
- ISEE-ISES-ISIAQ Conference 2013 (Bâle, 20-23 août 2013)
- Autumn Symposium 2013 "Mycobacterial Diseases and Comorbidities" (Bâle, 5-6 décembre 2013)
Institut Tropical et de Santé Publique Suisse
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Institut associé à l'Université de Bâle
News
Prof. Sébastien Gagneux, head of the Tuberculosis Research Unit, has been awarded with an European Research Council (ERC) 2012 "Starting Grant".
Gagneux will receive 1.5 million EUR for a project entitled “Compensatory Evolution and Epistasis in Multidrug-resistant Mycobacterium tuberculosis”. The ERC's mission is to encourage the highest quality research in Europe...suite
Des établissements sans fumée améliorent la santé du personnel de restauration mesurablement
L'interdiction de fumer en mai 2010 mène à des améliorations notables de la santé du personnel de service. Ceci est illustré par une étude de l’Institut Tropical et de Santé Publique Suisse, qui sera présentée aujourd'hui à...suite
Swiss TPH clearly supports the Initiative "Schutz vor Passivrauchen", launched by the Swiss Lung Association
In contrast to countries such as France, Italy, Spain, Ireland and many others, the Swiss federal law (implemented in May 2010) does still not protect all workers from second hand smoke exposure. The law has an exemption for the...suite
News from the SAPALDIA Study: Long-term exposure to traffic-related PM10 and decreased heart rate variability: an association potentially restricted to subjects taking ACE inhibitors
There is consistent epidemiological evidence of an effect of traffic-related exposure to particulate matter (PM) air pollution on cardiovascular morbidity and mortality. Associations with mortality have shown to be much stronger...suite

