Ariadna Curto Professionals of Environmental Epidemiology and Exposure Science Celebrate Their Annual Appointment Sunday 26th of August. We are in the heart of downtown Ottawa , Organizers received 1800 general abstract submissions and 400 symposium... Epidemiology, Environmental Health 05.09.2018
Adelaida Sarukhan The Yellow Fever Crisis in Brazil: an Alert Signal for Travellers [Written for Big Vang (La Vanguardia) by Adelaida Sarukhan , PhD in immunology and scientific writer at ISGlobal, Jose Muñoz , ISGlobal... Epidemiology, Immunization 17.03.2018
Adelaida Sarukhan The Epidemiological Transition (or What We Died, Die and Will Die From) What is it? A baby born in Spain in 1900 could hope to live an average of 35 years. In 2011, he/she can expect to live up... Epidemiology 05.09.2017
Raül Toran An Introduction to Environmental Epidemiology: the Case of Air Pollution This article has been written by the researcher David Rojas and the science communicator Raül Torán , both... Epidemiology 12.01.2017
Adelaida Sarukhan A Year in Global Health This has been an eventful year in global health. It has also been so for our institute, that enters a new phase with the merger of CREAL and the... Epidemiology, Policy & Global Development 27.12.2016
Jaume Ordi Knowing the Causes of Death in Developing Countries: an Absolute Requirement to Reduce Mortality [This article has been written by Jaume Ordi , Research Professor at ISGlobal, and published in Spanish in El Universal ... Epidemiology 12.09.2016
Adelaida Sarukhan What Do the Two First Autochthonous Cases of Crimea-Congo Haemorrhagic Fever in Spain Mean? [This article has been written by Adelaida Sarukhan , PhD in Immunology scientific writter at ISGlobal, and Joaquim Gascon , Head of... Epidemiology 05.09.2016
Adelaida Sarukhan Yellow Fever in Asia: a Ticking Time Bomb [This article is written by Adelaida Sarukhan (ISGlobal) and Jose Muñoz (ISGlobal-Hospital Clínic)] In March 2016 the first ever cases... Epidemiology, Immunization 24.08.2016
Adelaida Sarukhan The most feared pathogens: 9 diseases that could cause a major epidemic The recent declaration of the zika virus as a “global emergency” by the WHO as a consequence of the epidemic in Latin America... Epidemiology 09.02.2016
Manolis Kogevinas European Code Against Cancer. 12 Ways to Reduce Your Cancer Risk There are an estimated 2.64 million new cancer cases and 1.28 million cancer-related deaths every year in the European Union. In Spain, there were... Epidemiology 04.02.2016
Jose Muñoz Chikungunya, a Virus Going Global [This article has been written by Jose Muñoz , Tropical Medicine specialist at the Hospital Clínic of Barcelona and ISGlobal... Epidemiology 27.08.2015
