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Posted on : 29 Apr 2024

Launch of CAP Digital Health within the framework of the call for expressions of interest “Skills and Future Professions”

Events

Launch of CAP Digital Healthwithin the framework of the call for expressions of interest“Skills and Future Professions” Three winning projects from the university within the call for expressions of interest “Skills and Future Professions” were launched on Tuesday, April 9th. One of these projects is CAP Digital Health led by Rodolphe THIEBAUT (Director of BPH); […]

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Posted on : 22 Apr 2024

Séminaire MEREVA 2025
Données & Éthique dans la recherche en santé :
Naviguer entre Innovation & Responsabilité

Events

— Séminaire MEREVA 2025 —Données & Éthique dans la recherche en santé :Naviguer entre Innovation & Responsabilité Du 3 au 8 avril, l’équipe franco-ivoirienne MEREVA s’est mobilisée autour de deux grands rendez-vous : Participation au séminaire IPORA (Interdisciplinary Policy-Oriented Research on Africa), avec l’organisation de tables rondes, d’ateliers et de conférences consacrés aux enjeux de […]

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Posted on : 08 Apr 2024

PUBLIC HEALTH SYMPOSIUM 2024
– University of BRISTOL / University of BORDEAUX

Seminars

PUBLIC HEALTH SYMPOSIUM 2024 University of BRISTOL / University of BORDEAUX Isped, the Graduate Program Digital Public Health, the University of Bordeaux, the BPH and the Health Department organised a major symposium on public health with the University of Bristol on 11 and 12 April, 2024. Two days of presentations and networking sessions for knowledge […]

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Les actualités BPH
Posted on : 06 Apr 2024

PUBLIC HEALTH SEMINARS
Brain Health Axis
May 2024

Seminars

Public Health Seminars BRAIN HEALTH AXIS Program for May 2024 Days & Times Every FRIDAY from 12h15 to 13h15 Program Friday 3 May 2024 – Louis Amphi – ISPED & Videoconference Hélène Jacqmin-Gadda (BIOSTATS Team) “Impact of interventions scenarios targeting three main vascular risk factors on the future burden of dementia in France” ———— Friday […]

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Les actualités BPH
Posted on : 04 Apr 2024

Study on the mental health of students, 4 years after the lockdown. Effects still struggling to subside
– Press Review

Press

Study on the Mental Health of Students,4 Years After the Lockdown.Effects Still Struggling to Subside Press Review Four years have now passed since the initial lockdowns in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. These policies have had a considerable impact across all layers of the population, with effects that are still struggling to diminish. The HEALTHY […]

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Posted on : 01 Apr 2024

Recruitment of Leslie Grasset for the inserm CRCN competition (CSS6)

Nominations

Leslie Grasset, a young researcher specialising in the epidemiology of ageing working in the PHARes team at the BPH, has been recruited as a Chargée de Recherche de Classe Normale at Inserm in the Specialised Scientific Commission 6. We take this opportunity to look back at her career               […]

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Posted on : 31 Mar 2024

In October 2024, the PHARes team at the BPH launched the Orchidée project. With the participation of national university hospital centres, the Health Data Hub, the University of Bordeaux and the School of Advanced Studies in Public Health, the aim is to anticipate future health challenges, strengthen disease prevention and epidemiological vigilance in France, while developing digital technology to serve health systems

New project

The Memento national cohort, which studies Alzheimer’s disease, has been renewed for the period 2025-2029 thanks to a favourable evaluation by the French National Research Agency (ANR) in 2024. This will enable this longitudinal study to be continued in order to gain a deeper understanding of the disease and develop new therapeutic strategies     […]

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relecture article
Posted on : 31 Mar 2024

A guideline for the reporting of pharmacovigilance disproportionality studies: co-leading the elaboration of READUS-PV

Major publication

  In 2024, the AHeaD team made a significant contribution to pharmacovigilance research by co-developing the READUS-PV guide. This international initiative, co-directed by Professor Francesco Salvo, was launched in response to the need for standardised reporting in disproportionality analyses, which are essential for detecting drug safety signals                 […]

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Posted on : 28 Mar 2024

Improving the management of children with Severe Acute Malnutrition: increasing access and quality of the diagnosis of tuberculosis

Major publication

In children suffering from severe acute malnutrition (SAM), tuberculosis is common, difficult to diagnose and often fatal. In 2024, the GHiGS team, together with partners including the University of Zambia (UNZA) and others, published the main results of the TB-Speed SAM diagnostic cohort study funded by Unitaid. In order to improve the management and early […]

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Posted on : 28 Mar 2024

Cocreation and evaluation of an intervention promoting teachers’ mental health literacy: the TEACH-MHE project

Team

  Although rarely studied, children’s mental health is a major public health issue. Teachers play a key role in preventing and promoting students’ mental well-being, but often lack the necessary tools. The TEACH-MHE project aims to develop a scale for measuring mental health literacy and to create an online course for future teachers, to better […]

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Posted on : 27 Mar 2024

Herpes virus and biomarkers of Alzheimer’s disease – HerpBioMA project

New project

The HerpBioMA project is exploring the link between Herpes Simplex Virus 1 (HSV-1) and the brain lesions characteristic of Alzheimer’s disease. This project, based on data from the B cube cohort, aims to understand the early pathophysiological mechanisms at work in Alzheimer’s disease, so that it can be prevented before clinical symptoms appear     […]

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Posted on : 22 Mar 2024

PRESS RELEASE: Decentralising the diagnosis of childhood tuberculosis to district hospitals and primary health centres in high tuberculosis incidence and resource-limited countries

Press

Decentralising the diagnosis of childhood tuberculosisto district hospitals and primary health centresin high tuberculosis incidence and resource-limited countries Two articles from one study focusing on decentralising the diagnosis of childhood TB to district hospitals (DH) and primary health centres (PHC) in high tuberculosis incidence countries have just been published in eClinicalMedicine. The study was carried […]

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Posted on : 20 Mar 2024

A study into the state of French health before the Covid-19 pandemic is a key step towards a better understanding of its impact.

Press

A study into the state of French health before the Covid-19 pandemicis a key step towards a better understanding of its impact. Pour mettre en place des politiques de santé publique adaptées, il est crucial de connaître l’état de santé de la population ainsi que son évolution au cours du temps. C’est d’autant plus vrai […]

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Nos actualités
Posted on : 19 Mar 2024

Non classé

LA VIE DU CENTRE Créé en 2008, le Centre de recherche sur la santé des populations de Bordeaux, Bordeaux Population Health (BPH) est co-hébergé par l’université de Bordeaux et l’Institut national de la santé et de la recherche médicale (Inserm). LA VIE DU CENTRE REGLEMENT INTERIEUR Le règlement intérieur du BPH fixe les droits et […]

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Les actualités BPH
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Posted on : 12 Mar 2024

Presentation award – Data driven approaches to study maternal occupational multi-exposures during pregnancy and intrauterine growth: analysis of the ELFE study

Awards

Members of the EPICENE team at the BPH analysed maternal professional multiple exposures during pregnancy and their link with intrauterine growth, based on data from the ELFE cohort, using data-driven approaches. The results of this study suggest a role for chemical, biological and postural exposures in intrauterine growth, underlining the importance of appropriate preventive strategies […]

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