Taking Science to Impact
Extensive Exposure to Superbacteria
A new international study has revealed that exposure to superbacteria among visitors to the tropics is more extensive than previously thought, thus causing antibiotic resistance to increase at alarming rates. The investigation was led by the Helsinki University and Swiss TPH.
#WomenInScience
To mark the International Day of Women and Girls in Science (11th Feb), we are highlighting some of the amazing women at Swiss TPH on social media who are playing a key role in advancing science and health.
In this video they share their visions for the future generation of #WomenInScience.
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25.02.2021
Improving Access to Schistosomiasis Treatment for Young Children
The Pediatric Praziquantel Consortium receives funding for the implementation of the ADOPT programme, which paves the way for the introduction of a child-friendly formulation to... More...
19.02.2021
Young Researchers in Environmental Epidemiology Share Latest Findings
Swiss TPH and the European Chapter of the International Society of Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE) hosted a virtual symposium for young scientists in the field of environmental... More...
10.02.2021
COVID-19 Test from Start to Finish: How Does it Work?
Testing for COVID-19 has rapidly scaled up in the past months, thanks to better availability of testing material and the introduction of new testing strategies. The Swiss TPH... More...