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2019 World Sickle Cell Awareness Day

Wednesday 19 June 2019 is World Sickle Cell Disease Day. This is the most widespread genetic disorder in the world: It affects over five million people(1). It can have serious consequences—anaemia, episodes of pain—and may involve different organs or reduced resistance to ...
12 Jun 2019 | World day

MSF and Inserm join their forces against Ebola : first trials

In the absence of specific treatments for Ebola, international medical humanitarian organisation Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) announced today that it will host clinical trials in three Ebola treatment centres in West Africa. ...
13 Nov 2014 | International

November 14th 2014: World Diabetes Day

Initiated in 1991 by the International Diabetes Federation and World Health Organization, World Diabetes Day is aimed at making the general public aware and informed about prevention and management. ...
12 Nov 2014 | World day

October 29th 2014: World Stroke Day

World Cerebrovascular Accident Day is organised on 29 October each year and helps raise public awareness regarding the importance of immediate care for victims from onset of initial symptoms. ...
27 Oct 2014 | World day

A paralysed man walks again after a spinal cord operation

Inserm researchers can comment on this news item ...
22 Oct 2014 | International

October 12th 2014: World Arthritis Day

World Arthritis Day, which is held on 12 October every year, is aimed at raising awareness among the general public, health professions and public authorities, about the size of the burden generated by this disease. ...
10 Oct 2014 | World day

October 11th 2014: National “Dys” Day

National “Dys” Day, held on 11 October, has for the last 8 years been enlisting the non-profit organisations to raise awareness about problems related to an individual cognitive dysfunctionwithout an overall intellectual deficiency. ...
09 Oct 2014 | World day
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