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news 24 September 2021Call for Virtual Mobility Grants
New COST initiative to foster collaboration in virtual settings.
news 22 September 2021European Environment Agency Air Quality Status 2021 briefing
The European Environment Agency presents the status of ambient air concentrations of air pollutions in 2019 and 2020.
news 21 September 2021Launch of Scottish Burden of Disease study results
The Scottish Burden of Disease study has launched it's latest sub-national estimates for 2014-19.
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14th European Public Health Conference
10-12 November 2021, https://ephconference.eu/
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[Webinar] Measuring the burden of rare diseases
Tuesday 14 September 2021, 9h-10h30 CET
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[Training School] General concepts of burden of disease - 2nd edition
Introduction to the calculation and use of DALYs
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September 2021
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Santé Publique France - National burden of disease study for France
Dr. Romana Haneef discusses the development of the French national burden of disease study
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Alexander Rommel - BoCO-19: Towards a harmonization of population health metrics for the surveillance of dynamic outbreaks
Dr. Alexander Rommel discusses the burden of disease due to COVID-19 (BoCO-19) initiative targeted to lower-middle income countries to monitor the population health impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Lea Sletting Jakobsen - Impact of dairy consumption in the Danish population
Dr. Lea Sletting Jakobsen discusses her experiences as an early career researcher working on the disease burden associated with dairy products.
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