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    Training through research for Master’s students, PhD students, postdoctoral researchers, young researchers, academic and professionals, the interdisciplinary IPORA network is offering a summer school in a hybrid format: Online sessions  In-person workshops   The BPH, as the project’s primary institutional and scientific supporter at its inception, continues to play a central role in […]

As part of the cultural programme organised by the Bordeaux Ville Sans Sida association, the BPH will host a conference on 19 May entitled ‘Clinical HIV/AIDS research in Gironde: 40 years of history – what next?’. Leading figures in HIV/AIDS research in Bordeaux will come together to offer a retrospective look at research into the […]

Karine Pérès, a researcher specialising in the epidemiology of ageing within the ACTIVE-BPH team, and four other researchers are organising the mini-conference “Questioning the impacts of ageing on societies and economies. Global and comparative perspectives”. It will take place during the SASE 2026 international conference in Bordeaux from 1 to 3 July       […]

On Tuesday 17 March, our director and professor of public health, Rodolphe Thiebaut, will speak at a conference organised as part of the 2026 Bioethics States General, on the future of AI in the field of health               In a context where artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly prevalent in […]

Organised every year in March by the Society for Neuroscience, Brain Week is an opportunity for different audiences to explore various related research topics. Once again this year, our researchers are participating in various events throughout the week to present their work on student mental health, ADHD, Alzheimer’s disease, and more         […]

This year, the BBPH association is offering a new event: MITS. A monthly seminar, hosted by a young researcher from the public health department and bringing together young researchers from one of the ten other research departments in Bordeaux, to promote interdisciplinarity         MITS, which is short for Meetings for Interdisciplinary & […]

Blondy KAYEMBE MULUMBA will defend his thesis in public health – epidemiology option under the supervision of Prof. Marie-Noëlle DELYFER and co-supervised by Dr. Cécile DELCOURT entitled:   “Role of cardiometabolic factors in the incidence of age-related macular degeneration: methodological considerations”         The defense (in French) will take place on: 📅 Friday, […]

On February 3, 2026, the closing day of the Impulsion Research Network “Public Health Data Science” was held at the Haut-Carré estate of the University of Bordeaux. Launched in 2022, this project, led by Cécile Proust-Lima, Inserm Research Director and co-head of the BPH BIOSTAT team, aims to address the new methodological challenges of data […]

On Thursday, 8 January, the BPH welcomed Hugues Berry, head of Inserm’s AI division. Throughout the afternoon, members of our teams were invited to present the role of artificial intelligence in their work. A great opportunity to discuss this new tool in its various applications and the benefits its use can bring       […]

The Transparency Commission of the French National Authority for Health recently decided not to reimburse an Alzheimer’s drug (Lecanemab) that had been granted marketing authorisation in the European Union.   What scientific, clinical and medico-economic issues explain or challenge this decision?   To discuss  we will have presentations from experts from various backgrounds: – Driss Berdaï […]

Mini-symposium in honour of  Philippe Morlat, Professor at the University of Bordeaux ((Emeritus)  and member of the BPH’s PHAres team, on the occasion of his retirement.   “Tribute to Professor Philippe Morlat: when clinical research informs healthcare and public health”         Check out the programmee ici   📍 Amphi Louis, ISPED, université […]

Melek AKTAS will defend her thesis in public health – specialising in intervention and health economics – supervised by Dr Linda CAMBON and co-supervised by Dr Olivier AROMATARIO, entitled:     “The participation of the population in improving the conditions for effective digital interventions in prevention and primary health promotion care.“         […]