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24/07/2023 —
Inside ANSES

ANSES's new 2023-2027 goals and performance contract

The new goals and performance contract (COP) between ANSES and its five supervisory ministries sets out its strategic objectives for the coming five years. Building on the previous COP, its orientations consolidate the Agency's core missions and reflect the changes it plans to undertake to address new challenges, in a national and global context marked by health crises and transformations in society and the environment – climate change and biodiversity loss in particular.
Tiques
24/07/2023 —
Research

Lyme disease: an innovative vaccine candidate to make ticks less dangerous

Ticks are the leading vector of disease for animals, and rank second for humans. Lyme disease, the best-known tick-borne illness, is caused by a bacterium. Tests have been conducted on an innovative vaccine targeting the tick microbiota, with a view to reducing tick infection by this bacterium. This work was carried out by INRAE in collaboration with ANSES and the Alfort National Veterinary School, and the results were published in the journal Microbiome on 24 July.
Rapport d'activité 2022
07/07/2023 —
Inside ANSES

ANSES in action: 2022 Annual Report

ANSES is publishing the annual reports for 2022. The general report offers an insider’s view of our missions and explains how we work to provide scientific guidance to protect our health and that of animals and plants. Three specific reports describe our activities in the areas of plant protection products, biocidal products and biotechnology.
punaises de lit
19/07/2023 —
Expert assessment

Bed bugs are a financial burden and reduce quality of life for many people in France

Between 2017 and 2022, more than one in 10 French households were infested by bed bugs. Contrary to popular belief, their presence does not indicate a lack of cleanliness, and anyone can fall victim to an infestation in their home. Moreover, bed bugs are a costly nuisance for households in metropolitan France, considering the expense of treatment and the psychological impact. The Agency therefore recommends that certain households be provided with financial assistance to cover the costs associated with exterminating bed bugs. It also recommends that professionals and private individuals favour alternative control methods instead of chemical insecticides.
conférence
11/09/2023 —
Event

11 to 12 September 2023

Final meeting of the One Health EJP

Public : non
Ministère de la Santé et de la Prévention 14 avenue Duquesne 75007 Paris
ANSES holds the final meeting of the One Health European Joint Programme (OHEJP). The meeting will be an opportunity to look back on the work conducted during the five years of the OHEJP. It will be held at the French Ministry of Health and Prevention on the 11th (afternoon) and 12th (morning) of September and will be broadcast live.
Fête de la science 2023
06/10/2023 —
Event

6 to 16 October 2023

Fête de la science - Sport et sciences (France’s annual Science Festival)

Public : oui
ANSES participates in the Fête de la science (France’s annual Science Festival) held from 6 to 16 October 2023.
SPACE 2023
12/09/2023 —
Event

12 to 14 September 2023

Meet our scientists specialising in animal health at SPACE!

Public : oui
Parc des expositions de Rennes
Come and meet our scientists at the International Livestock Trade Fair (SPACE) to be held in Rennes from 12 to 14 September 2023.
Animaux humains
07/07/2023 —
Special feature

Zootopique: Season 2 of our podcast now available (in French)

In 2021 ANSES created Zootopique, the anticipation podcast that looks at the links between human and animal health. Season 2 of Zootopique, available now, reminds us that both now and in the future, animal health is our health too. The flu, global warming, antibiotics and fish are the topics that will be addressed in these four new episodes. Episode 1 is available now (in French).
Infections alimentaires à E. coli : comment protéger davantage de consommateurs ?
28/06/2023 —
Expert assessment

How can consumers be effectively protected from foodborne E. coli infections?

Enterohaemorrhagic Escherichia coli (EHEC) bacteria can cause potentially severe foodborne infections, mainly in young children, the elderly, and immunocompromised individuals. In a new expert appraisal, ANSES classifies the strains of the bacterium responsible for serious forms of infection and makes recommendations for improving the monitoring of contamination risks in products before they are placed on the market. In this context, the Agency is reiterating the importance of continuing to apply good hygiene measures and comply with cooking recommendations; moreover, it notes that susceptible population groups should continue to avoid eating certain foods.

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