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French health authorities launch major study of pollutants' impact on population's health
The new study will be conducted on 3,150 people to look at the effects of being exposed to a wide range of toxic substances.
Cadmium, a proven carcinogen, has contaminated some of the most consumed foods in France. Doctors warn against a 'public health time bomb'
French citizens, especially children, face widespread contamination by this carcinogen found in phosphate fertilizers through the consumption of cereals, bread or pasta. France's national public ...
Experts warn Regulatory Standards Bill threatens future public health laws
A group of scholars in health and policy have worked together on a briefing, titled "Regulatory Standards Bill threatens the ...
Sovereignty: Public health service increasingly relies on open source
Zendis and the Robert Koch Institute want to integrate the MS-365 alternative OpenDesk into a communication platform for the ...
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Rebuilding public health: Restoring the foundations of prevention
Severe cuts to public health budgets, an understaffed public health workforce, and a series of disruptive structural reorganisations in England have undermined the capacity of public health to ...