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1. Mehr Innovation – Weniger Armut: Basler Institutionen spielen gegen Malaria auf (Page)

   Mehr Innovation – Weniger Armut: Basler Institutionen spielen gegen Malaria auf

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   https://www.swisstph.ch/en/news/20180420-mehr-innovation-weniger-armut

   Mehr Innovation – Weniger Armut: Basler Institutionen spielen gegen Malaria auf 20.04.2018 Basel hat eine lange Tradition auf dem Gebiet der Malaria. Seit Jahrzehnten setzen sich öffentliche und priva

2. Society and Health | Swiss TPH (Page)

   Society and Health | Swiss TPH

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   https://www.swisstph.ch/en/topics/society-and-health

   Society and Health Adolescent Health Ageing and Health Gender and Health Health Systems and Policies Maternal and Newborn Health Mobile Populations Sexual and Reproductive Health Urban Health Swiss TP

3. Swiss TPH at Global Level (Page)

   Swiss TPH at Global Level

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   https://www.swisstph.ch/en/topics/malaria/swiss-tph-at-global-level

   Malaria - Swiss TPH at Global Level Swiss TPH is a highly respected academic institution within Switzerland, with a world-class reputation in global health research and action with a particular focus,

4. BSc in Biology - Block Course | Study at Swiss TPH (Page)

   BSc in Biology - Block Course | Study at Swiss TPH

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   https://www.swisstph.ch/en/study-with-us/bachelor/bsc-biology

   Bachelor of Science in Biology In association with the University of Basel, Swiss TPH is offering courses for the Bachelor's degree in Biology. These courses focus on parasitology and parasitism as we

5. Non-Ionising Radiation (Page)

   Non-Ionising Radiation

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   https://www.swisstph.ch/en/topics/environment-and-health/non-ionising-radiation

   Non-Ionising Radiation Exposure to non-ionising radiation has become almost unavoidable. Electric devices produce extremely low frequency magnetic fields (ELF-MF) while radio-frequency electromagnetic

6. 30 Years of R&D Towards New Drugs for Tropical Diseases (Page)

   30 Years of R&D Towards New Drugs for Tropical Diseases

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   https://www.swisstph.ch/en/impact-stories/30-years-of-rd-towards-new-drugs-for-tropical-diseases

   30 Years of R&D of Drugs for Tropical Diseases “Drug discovery in an academic setting? Better leave it to the experts from the pharma industry!” Such reproach is often heard and frequently justified.

7. SwissLEGIO (Page)

   SwissLEGIO

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   https://www.swisstph.ch/en/projects/swisslegio

   The SwissLEGIO Project Legionnaires’ disease/legionellosis is a severe form of pneumonia. The disease is notifiable to the Swiss Federal Office of Public Health. Over the past ten years, annual report

8. Designing and Implementing Insurance Management Information Systems (Page)

   Designing and Implementing Insurance Management Information Systems

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   https://www.swisstph.ch/en/about/scih/systems-strengthening-and-health-promotion/designing-and-implementing-insurance-management-information-systems

   Universal Health Coverage: Designing and Implementing Insurance Management Information Systems Swiss TPH supports the Agenda 2030, especially the health related goals and the global community's target

9. The Swiss 5G Backpacker: Hiking Across Switzerland to Explore EMF (Page)

   The Swiss 5G Backpacker: Hiking Across Switzerland to Explore EMF

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   https://www.swisstph.ch/en/impact-stories/the-swiss-5g-backpacker-hiking-across-switzerland-to-explore-electromagnetic-fields

   We are surrounded by electromagnetic fields (EMF), originating from both natural sources like the sun or thunders, and human-made sources like wireless devices (e.g. mobile phones) and electrical infr

10. Legionnaires' disease in Switzerland: rationale and study protocol of a prospective national case-control and molecular source attribution study... (Publications)

    Legionnaires' disease in Switzerland: rationale and study protocol of a prospective national case-control and molecular source attribution study (<em>SwissLEGIO</em>)

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    Switzerland has one of the highest annual Legionnaires' disease (LD) notification rates in Europe (7.8 cases/100,000 population in 2021). The main sources of infection and the cause for this high rate