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Santé publique:

Agence européenne pour le développement et la santé (AEDES)

Descriptif des projets et missions, contacts.

http://www.aedes.be/home/fr/default.asp

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Colloques en santé publique (BDSP )

Base de données des manifestations professionnelles visant à favoriser les échanges, partager les expériences, informer les professionnels exerçant dans le champ de la santé publique au sens large. Annonce de colloques en ligne.

http://www.bdsp.tm.fr/Colloques/Default.asp

Commission de géographie de la santé

A pour objet l’analyse spatiale des disparités de santé des populations. Présente liste des membres, manifestations, publications et bibliographie.

http://geosante.free.fr/

EpiConcept

Systèmes d'information en Santé publique. Présente ses activités de formation, ses logiciels et des résultats d'enquêtes. Paris.

http://www.epiconcept.fr/

Organisation pour la lutte Contre les Endémies en Afrique Centrale (OCEAC)

Présente son organisation, ses activités de formation, recherche, expertise, promotion de la santé et action humanitaire en Afrique Centrale. Liste des principales maladies et rapports sur la situation sanitaire.

http://www.oceac.org

Le paludisme en questions

Traitement et prévention du paludisme, dit un fléau mondial. Contient aussi un glossaire terminologique.

http://www.frm.org/Scientifique/Sujetsfond/paludism/cadpalu.htm

PromoSanté

Ce projet vise à participer à la formation continue des intervenants francophones en promotion de la santé à travers la francophonie canadienne et internationale. Ressources et cours.

http://www.promosante.org

Réseau francophone internationale pour la promotion de la santé (REFIPS)

Lieu d'échanges et d'entraide pour les professionnels de la santé intéressés par la promotion de la santé de leurs communautés respectives. Présente l'organisation, les groupes membres, un centre de documentation et un forum de discussion.

http://www.refips.org

Secrétariat européen des pratiques de santé communautaire (SEPSAC)

Souhaite promouvoir la santé publique au niveau européen. Historique, objectifs, documents et présentation des systèmes de santé. Bruxelles, Belgique.

http://www.sepsac.org

Tuberculose : traitement et prévention

Informations générales cette maladie infectieuse. Un numéro spécial du Bulletin Epidémiologique, hebdomadaire de janvier 1997.

http://www.invs.sante.fr/beh/1997/97janvier/index.html

Uni médecine

L'internet au service de la santé publique. Conception et mise en œuvre de systèmes d'information santé en ligne, Agence de communication électronique santé. Edition de contenu médical.

http://www.uni-medecine.com/

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Liverpool go clear at top after draw

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Bypass operation

More patients get the NHS to pay for private care

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The inquiry into the murder of solicitor Rosemary Nelson hears allegations she gave confidential information to IRA members.

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A grieving brother wants tighter controls on money lending after his twin killed himself over his £179,000 business debts.

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Sports Personality name shortlist

The top 10 contenders for the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award are announced.

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India makes protest to Pakistan

India summons Pakistan's high commissioner to protest over groups it claims carried out deadly attacks in Mumbai.

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US President-elect Barack Obama names former rival Hillary Clinton as secretary of state, as she vows to give her all.

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England offered new tour schedule

England are offered a revised schedule for their tour of India but will await a security report before making any decision.

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A blast kills at least one Thai anti-government protester and wounds 20 others at Bangkok's Don Mueang airport, officials say.

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British tourists tell of their anxious wait to get home

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