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Date
27/11/2020
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ANSES, BRGM, Ifremer, Ineris, INRAE, IRSN, the Gustave Eiffel University and Public Health France sign a charter on openness to society

Through their research, expert appraisal and/or scientific and technical assessment activities, these eight public establishments share a common...
27/11/2020
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The FAO appoints ANSES as a Reference Centre for antimicrobial resistance

On 25 November 2020, ANSES became a Reference Centre for antimicrobial resistance of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations...
26/11/2020
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Severe acute hepatitis following consumption of the food supplement Chewable Hair Vitamins®

ANSES recommends that women who use oral contraception should not take the food supplement Chewable Hair Vitamins®.Chewable Hair Vitamins®,...
06/12/2025
Événement
Thursday, 17 December, 2020

ANSES Scientific Conference – New Prospects for Vector Control of Pathogens

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Fighting pathogen vectors, including mosquitoes and ticks, is essential to prevent and reduce at the source serious pathologies that still...
23/11/2020
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ANSES alerts the public authorities to the levels of physical inactivity and sedentary behaviour among young people

To stay healthy, it is essential to take regular exercise, such as sport, walking or games, and limit sedentary screen time. Today, ANSES is...
19/11/2020
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COVID-19: wild and domestic animals play no epidemiological role in sustaining or spreading the virus in France

Following the acquisition and analysis of new scientific data, ANSES updated the expert appraisal it had published in April 2020 on potential...
18/11/2020
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Monitoring and better understanding the spread of antimicrobial resistance in animals: key points from the latest ANSES reports

To coincide with European Antibiotic Awareness Day on 18 November 2020, ANSES is publishing the results of its annual surveillance of...
18/11/2020
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A pioneering review of knowledge on antimicrobial resistance and antibiotics in the environment

While antimicrobial resistance is a well-researched phenomenon in humans and animals, its dissemination in the environment is less well known....
16/11/2020
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Exposure to mould in outdoor air exacerbates asthma in children

Mould (microscopic fungi found in nature and in outdoor air) causes respiratory effects, especially in children. ANSES recommends improving the...