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National Research Programme for Environmental and Occupational Health: results of the 2020 calls for research projects

Today, ANSES is publishing the list of projects selected as part of the 2020 calls for research projects for the National Research Programme for...

ANSES and Sciensano continue their cooperation

ANSES and its Belgian counterpart Sciensano have just renewed the long-standing agreements between them, first signed in 2009. The two agencies...

Some products containing glyphosate may decrease trout immunity before reproduction

ANSES scientists exposed rainbow trout for 10 months to glyphosate concentrations comparable to those found in nature. This exposure did not...

ANSES takes part in five new European research projects on infectious animal diseases

Five European research projects in which ANSES is taking part have just been selected for funding. The Agency is coordinating four of them and is...

Digital Horse Week: a presentation by ANSES on diseases in the equine sector

ANSES's Laboratory for Animal Health is the national and European reference laboratory for major equine infectious diseases. Aymeric Hans,...

Food supplements containing tea tree, niaouli and cajeput essential oils: their misuse can pose risks

Although Melaleuca leaves have not traditionally been used for food purposes in France, they have given rise to tea tree, niaouli and cajeput...

Decorative plants – their ingestion can be toxic to both humans and animals

During the winter holiday season, holly, mistletoe and poinsettia are used to decorate cakes, home interiors and gardens. The ingestion of berries...

Ragweed in France: costs of the health impacts and proposed courses of action

Common ragweed first arrived in the Rhone Valley in the middle of the 20th century, and has been spreading across the country ever since, causing...