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30/04/2021
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How reliable are the tests for Q fever?

The Animal Q Fever Unit of ANSES’s Sophia-Antipolis Laboratory has just published a study comparing the performance of the three commercially...
30/04/2021
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ANSES, EnvA and INRAE renew two joint research units for animal diseases

ANSES, EnvA and INRAE have renewed their agreement on two joint research units (UMRs): the BIPAR unit (molecular biology and parasitic immunology)...
23/04/2021
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Publication of the new dietary reference values for the vitamin and mineral intake of the French population

Acquired mainly through our diet, vitamins and minerals are essential to our health, growth and body functions. ANSES is updating the dietary...
20/04/2021
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5G: no new health risks according to the data available

Population exposure to electromagnetic fields in the radiofrequencies band is changing, driven by technological progress and the emergence of new...
20/05/2021
Thursday, 20 May, 2021

Scientific Encounters ANSES & ANR - Microplastics and nanomaterials: Research on environment & health

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The degradation of plastic materials and the numerous uses of nanomaterials in everyday products have led to the release of large quantities of...
18/11/2021
Thursday, 18 November, 2021

7th Scientific Day of the Institut Santé-Travail Paris-Est (IST-PE)

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The seventh Scientific Day of the Institut Santé-Travail Paris-Est will take place on Thursday 18 November 2021. The topic of the day will be...
15/04/2021
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Accelerating the assessment of endocrine disruptors

As part of France’s Second National Endocrine Disruptor Strategy (SNPE 2), ANSES has drawn up a list of substances of interest and identified a...
14/04/2021
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Zootopique, the ANSES podcast with a focus on the future

Could there be a COVID-31? How is our current turbulent relationship with mosquitoes – or bees – likely to evolve in the future? What sort of...
13/04/2021
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Brevetoxins in shellfish: proposal of a guideline value to protect consumers

In 2018, for the first time, brevetoxins, a group of marine biotoxins, were detected in mussels in Corsica. If ingested by humans, these toxins...