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Dec
2017
01-23-2018 / 12h30-13h30 — “Challenges to save lives from sudden cardiac death with epidemiological approach”
SeminarsInvited by Pr Christophe Tzourio – Bordeaux Population Health
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Dec
2017
12-01-2018 / 12h-13h — Pourquoi les articles de presse couvrant les résultats de la recherche biomédicale sont-ils souvent faux ? : Journalistes et scientifiques en situation d’incertitude
SeminarsEstelle DUMAS-MALLETDoctorante en Sciences politiquesCentre Emile Durkheim CNRS-UMR 5116Institut des maladies neurodégénératives CNRS-UMR 5293Programme HEADS (Health determinants in societies)Docteur en Sciences Biologiques et Médicales (Université de Bordeaux
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30
Nov
2017
12-14-2017 / 12h-13h — Tuberculosis diagnostics, methods and challenges to evaluate these tests in studies
SeminarsInvited by Xavier Anglaret – IDLIC TEAM
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02
Nov
2017
The « Graduate School of Digital Public Health » of ISPED and BPH awarded a PIA3 grant!
NewsThe project of a « Graduate School of Digital Public Health » conceived by the Bordeaux School of Public Health (ISPED) and the Bordeaux Population Health research center (BPH) has been awarded the third French Investments for the Future Programme (Programme d’Investissements d’Avenir, PIA3).The University of Bordeaux endorses 3 of the total 29 selected projects.
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13
Oct
2017
11-22-2017 / 12h-13h — Exposure misclassification in environmental epigenetic studies: is DNA-methylation a mediator or a biomarker?
SeminarsInvited by Hélène Jacqmin-Gadda – BIOSTATISTICS TEAM Assessing whether epigenetic alterations mediate associations between environmental exposures and health outcomes is increasingly popular. We investigate the impact of exposure misclassification in such investigations.We quantify bias and false positive rates due to exposure misclassification in mediation analysis and assess the performance of SIMEX correction approach. Further, we […]
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10
Oct
2017
HIV: the benefits of prophylaxis of tuberculosis are confirmed by the ANRS TEMPRANO trial
NewsANRS TEMPRANO was coordinated by Dr Xavier Anglaret, research supervisor and IDLIC team leader at the Bordeaux population health research center (U1219, University of Bordeaux), and Professor Serge Eholie from the Infectious and Tropical Diseases Department of the Treichville University Hospital, and conducted by researchers from the Ivory Coast ANRS site, which comprises 8 other […]
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Sep
2017
11-03-2017 / 12h00-13h00 — Biobanks and registries for epidemiological research on cancer in the Nordic countries
SeminarsInvited by Simone Mathoulin-Pélissier – EPICENE team Elisabete Weiderpass was trained in medicine (1992) and epidemiology (M.Sc., 1994) in Brazil, and in cancer epidemiology at the Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm (Ph.D., 1999; post doc 1999-2000). She serves as Head of the Department of Research at the Cancer Registry of Norway – Institute of Population Based […]
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Sep
2017
TB-Speed project against childhood tuberculosis
NewsCoordinated by the IDLIC team of the Bordeaux Population Health Research Centre, the TB-Speed project of University of Bordeaux intends to reduce childhood tuberculosis (TB) in Africa and Asia by enhancing case finding and facilitating access to treatment. The project is supported by Unitaid for an amount of 14,670,470 USD and by the 5% Initiative […]
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Sep
2017
09-27-2017 / 17h-18h00 — “Spin” in reporting biomedical research
SeminarsPr Patrick M. BossuytProfessor of clinical epidemiology, Dept Clinical Epidemiology, Biostatistics, BioinformaticsAcademic Medical center, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands
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Aug
2017
09-14-2017 / 13h00-14h00 — The causal effect of educational attainment on alzheimer’s disease, a two-sample mendelian randomization study
SeminarsDr Emma Anderson, BSc, PhDReasearch fellow / Integrative epidemiology unit, School of social and community medicine, University of Bristol, UK.
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21
Jul
2017
Study from IETO and SISTM teams – Road Safety: Increased risk of highway accident in pedestrians using some drugs
NewsA scientific article published in the journal PLOS Medicine shows for the first time that some drugs increase the risk of accidents for pedestrians. This study, carried out by the Injury epidemiology transport, occupation team, in collaboration with the Statistics in systems biology and for translational medicine team at the INSERM U1219 center, was made […]
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Jun
2017
The International Summer School of Bordeaux school of public health July 3-11, 2017
EventsThe International Summer School of Bordeaux school of public health provides short courses covering topics around population health studies. The program will be held from July 3rd to July 11th 2017 in Bordeaux, France. It covers important and innovative methodological aspects of population health studies and their communication, through formal lectures and practical demonstrations. The […]
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07
Jun
2017
The Christophe Mérieux 2017 Prize was awarded jointly to Serge Eholie and Xavier Anglaret U1219
NewsThis prize has been awarded annually since 2005 by a scientific jury composed of members of the Académie des Sciences as part of the “Grands Prix des Fondations de l’Institut de France”. He is promoted by the Christophe and Rodolphe Mérieux Foundation, and rewards scientists who have distinguished themselves in research on infectious diseases in […]
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May
2017
Bordeaux Population Health will receive Prof. Paul Matthews, Imperial College London 13.06.2017, ISPED
EventsBordeaux Population Health Center invites Prof. Paul Matthews, Imperial College London who will present “Large Scale Population Imaging: Lessons from the UK Biobank Experience” on June 13, 14:30, ISPED Public Health School in Bordeaux. Paul Matthews, OBE, MD, DPhil, FRCP, FMedSci is Head of the Division of Brain Sciences in the Department of Medicine of […]
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May
2017
Vitamin D, a New Avenue in the Prevention of Alzheimer’s Disease?
NewsKnown to be a possible cause of several chronic diseases, vitamin D deficiency is also suspected to lead to a high risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, especially where the diet is also poor in ‘good fats’ and antioxidant carotenoids. This is what two studies led by Catherine Féart and Cécilia Samieri, researchers at Inserm unit […]