The BPH-PHARes team is collaborating with its partners at the Faculty of Anthropology at the University of Bordeaux on a series of lectures at the crossroads of anthropology and public health. Five sessions to explore the mutual contributions of these two disciplines are planned between November 2025 and May 2026 at the Carreire health campus […]
Engaged in the fight against misinformation, Mathieu Molimard, pharmacologist at the University Hospital and researcher with the AHEAD team, joined by his co-autors, submitted their report to the Minister of Health entitled “Assessment of strengths and weaknesses – Recommendations for a national strategy for information and combating misinformation in health.” On this occasion, we asked […]
Coordinated by the Global Health in the Global South (GHiGS) team at Bordeaux Population Health Center, the OptiMA clinical trials aim to improve and simplify the management of acute malnutrition in children in highly constrained humanitarian settings. The trial is led by Renaud Becquet, Inserm Research Director and Principal Investigator, with the support of Maguy […]
At the 2025 Osaka World Expo, themed ‘Designing Future Society for Our Lives,’ Hélène Amieva, director of the ACTIVE-BPH team, spoke at the international symposium ‘Rethinking Elder Care: From Institutional to Homelike Environments’ This event brought together, at the pavilions of Canada, Belgium and France, international experts […]
On Friday, 13 February 2026, Louis GALEY will give his introductory lecture entitled ‘Designing methods to take into account work activities and exposures: challenges for work and health’ Louis Galey is a senior lecturer in ergonomics and joined the BPH as part of the EPICENE team, EPIdemiology of Cancer and Environmental Exposures, […]
The study on young people’s health carried out by our BPH HEALTHY team was the subject of a national press release by Inserm, which was widely reported in the media. This large-scale study conducted by Cédric Galéra and his team among approximately 13,000 students in France examined the link between attention, impulsivity and sexuality. […]
On Friday, 30 January, Morgane LINARD will give her introductory lecture on : “The impact of viruses in the brain : a serious pathway for prevention ? Morgane LINARD is a newly recruited INSERM Research Fellow and joined the LEHA team at the BPH in October 2025. She studies the potential role […]
As part of the Collège de France’s annual public health chair, Cédric Galéra gave a talk at the seminar ‘Attention deficit disorder with or without hyperactivity: between neurodevelopment and neurodiversity’. This was an opportunity to discuss this disorder, which is at the heart of medical and societal issues […]
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a growing public health challenge, affecting approximately 10% of the global population, and it could become one of the five leading causes of death worldwide by 2040. When the kidneys can no longer perform their vital functions, treatment with dialysis or kidney transplantation becomes necessary. The F-SWIFT project focuses […]
A team of European researchers and members of the BPH, led by Cédric Galera, studied the impact of the presence and accessibility of green spaces on mental health. This study provides findings that could inform public prevention policies, particularly those aimed at the most disadvantaged populations who are more exposed to these difficulties […]
On Friday 23 January, Denis RUSTAND will host his conference on: “INSIGHTS FROM JOINT MODELS OF TUMOR SIZE EVOLUTION AND SURVIVAL IN CANCER CLINICAL TRIALS”. Denis Rustand joined the BPH-BIOSTAT team in July 2025 as an Inserm Research Scientist. He holds a PhD in Biostatistics and Public Health, defended in 2020 at the […]
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 […]
On Friday, 9 January 2026, from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m., sociologist and demographer Nathalie Bajos will host the webinar ‘Sexuality and Sexual Health: the benefits of an intersectoral approach’. This event is open to all upon registration Nathalie Bajos is a sociologist, demographer, research director at Inserm and […]
This year, the work carried out by Leslie Grasset, a researcher in the PHARes-BPH team, has been recognized by the Alzheimer’s Foundation. She has been awarded the Joël Ménard Prize for her research into the role of modifiable risk factors in the development of neurocognitive diseases such as Alzheimer’s disease and related diseases […]
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 […]
