NewsYear: 2014Activity: Etiological epidemiology

Almost ten years after the start of the NINFEA project, the number of women who take part in the study is now over seven thousand (...)

Slides of the workshop "The nine months that change your life", that took place in Turin on October, 28, 2014, are now available online (...)

The 2014 Ramazzini Award was conferred upon Benedetto Terracini for his outstanding contributions as a pioneer of modern occupational epidemiology in Italy and throughout the world (...)

The conference "Health of all, none excluded", organized by the National Institute for Health, Migration and Poverty, took place in Rome on December, 2, 2014 (...)

The Third Conference organized by the “Bepi Ferro” asbestos victims Foundation, that took place in Padova on December, 4, aimed to examine progresses made in identification, early lung cancer diagnosis and health surveillance of former asbestos workers (...)

"Exposure to asbestos and PCBs in American schools" seminar by Sarah Gibson will be held in Grugliasco on November, 3, 2014 (...)

The workshop "The nine months that change your life" took place in Turin, October 28th 2014, offering a unique occasion to discuss research lines in life-course epidemiology (...)

Barcelona, 18th January 2014.- The European population is increasingly exposed to new physical and chemical agents in the environment, some of which may be damaging to health. Among these, electromagnetic fields (EMF) are one of the most widespread, and their application in new technologies continues to grow, with novel uses being actively developed and commercialised. Although there is some concern among the public and public health professionals alike about possible health effects related to EMF, results of studies to date are inconsistent.