News Share Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Linkedin Close Copy the link Link copied! Share by email Print Date Date 1 week 1 month 1 year Theme - Any - Food and nutrition Animal health and welfare Occupational health Environmental health Veterinary medicine - ANMV Plant health Plant protection products, biocides, fertilisers and macro-organisms Content type - Any - Inside ANSES Special feature Expert assessment Daily life Research Portrait Event 28/03/2014 News ANSES finds a link between boar exposure to Mycobacterium bovis and the distribution of tuberculosis outbreaks on cattle farms Collaboration between the ANSES's laboratories in Nancy and in Maisons-Alfort has revealed a link between boars exposed to the bacterium which... 26/03/2014 News ANSES is appointed FAO Reference Centre for brucellosis On March 5, ANSES was appointed as the Reference Centre of the Animal Health Service of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) for... 25/03/2014 News ECHA adopts ANSES's proposal for a tougher classification of bisphenol A as toxic for reproduction Bisphenol A (BPA) is a synthetic chemical which has been in use for over 50 years in the plastics industry. The studies conducted by ANSES on the... 19/03/2014 News Fibreglass classification: ECHA puts ANSES's proposal up for public consultation In March 2013, France issued two proposals to ECHA for the classification of "E-glass fibres" as category 1B carcinogens (known or presumed to... 18/03/2014 News Food supplements containing red yeast rice: before consumption, ask a healthcare professional "Red yeast rice" is a red mould grown on rice which is used in many food supplements claiming to "maintain a normal level of cholesterol". ANSES... 18/03/2014 News Naegleria fowleri in bathing water: serious but rare infections Free-living pathogenic amoebae of the species Naegleria fowleri (N. fowleri) are responsible for primary amoebic meningo-encephalitis. A small... 17/02/2014 News Exposure of farm workers to pesticides: ANSES publishes a literature review report and launches a call for contributions Different epidemiological studies conducted on population groups in the agricultural sector highlight a significant link between exposure to... 17/01/2014 News Total Diet Study (TDS 2): ANSES publishes the data from its inter-regional analysis of substance exposure By conducting its Total Diet Studies (TDS), ANSES is able to monitor the exposure of various population groups to the chemicals found in foods. In... 05/12/2013 News C. ibidis: a new species of Chlamydia discovered by ANSES's Laboratory for Animal Health Avian chlamydiosis is a disease caused by C. psittaci, a parasitic bacteria that affects over 465 species of domestic, farmed and wild birds. For... Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 89 Page 90 Page 91 Page 92 Page 93 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
28/03/2014 News ANSES finds a link between boar exposure to Mycobacterium bovis and the distribution of tuberculosis outbreaks on cattle farms Collaboration between the ANSES's laboratories in Nancy and in Maisons-Alfort has revealed a link between boars exposed to the bacterium which...
26/03/2014 News ANSES is appointed FAO Reference Centre for brucellosis On March 5, ANSES was appointed as the Reference Centre of the Animal Health Service of the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) for...
25/03/2014 News ECHA adopts ANSES's proposal for a tougher classification of bisphenol A as toxic for reproduction Bisphenol A (BPA) is a synthetic chemical which has been in use for over 50 years in the plastics industry. The studies conducted by ANSES on the...
19/03/2014 News Fibreglass classification: ECHA puts ANSES's proposal up for public consultation In March 2013, France issued two proposals to ECHA for the classification of "E-glass fibres" as category 1B carcinogens (known or presumed to...
18/03/2014 News Food supplements containing red yeast rice: before consumption, ask a healthcare professional "Red yeast rice" is a red mould grown on rice which is used in many food supplements claiming to "maintain a normal level of cholesterol". ANSES...
18/03/2014 News Naegleria fowleri in bathing water: serious but rare infections Free-living pathogenic amoebae of the species Naegleria fowleri (N. fowleri) are responsible for primary amoebic meningo-encephalitis. A small...
17/02/2014 News Exposure of farm workers to pesticides: ANSES publishes a literature review report and launches a call for contributions Different epidemiological studies conducted on population groups in the agricultural sector highlight a significant link between exposure to...
17/01/2014 News Total Diet Study (TDS 2): ANSES publishes the data from its inter-regional analysis of substance exposure By conducting its Total Diet Studies (TDS), ANSES is able to monitor the exposure of various population groups to the chemicals found in foods. In...
05/12/2013 News C. ibidis: a new species of Chlamydia discovered by ANSES's Laboratory for Animal Health Avian chlamydiosis is a disease caused by C. psittaci, a parasitic bacteria that affects over 465 species of domestic, farmed and wild birds. For...
