2021“Scuola Sicura” is a screening program to contain the spread of COVID-19 among students of the Piedmont Region.
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NewsYear: 2021Category: Activity: Etiological epidemiology
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As part of the EPSAM project a new study has been published about quality of life among survivors of germ cell testicular cancer and the effect of time since cancer diagnosis.
The updated list of publications produced by the CPO Piemonte can be consulted online.
Patient enrollment is restarted as part of the EPSAM project dedicated to investigating the role played by genetic factors and early exposures in the onset of testicular cancer.
The Turin Prostate Cancer Prognostication study, launched this year thanks to a grant from the AIRC Foundation, has activated a website to present the research initiative and facilitate the dissemination of results.
The updated list of publications produced by the CPO Piemonte can be consulted online.
To better understand what it is the human exposome and how the ATHLETE project, in which the NINFEA cohort participates, follows 80 thousand mothers and children across Europe an informative video is now available on YouTube.
The new annual report presenting the activity carried out by the Piedmont CPO is available online: 98 cards illustrating the projects and studies carried out both locally and internationally.
Among the awarded researchers, Chiara Celestina Grasso, engaged in the EPSAM project which investigates the genetic variants responsible for the predisposition to germ cell cancer of the testis.
The updated list of publications produced by the CPO Piemonte can be consulted online.
Two articles have been recently published in Epidemiology & Prevention relating to self-perceived knowledge about COVID-19 and the relationship between socioeconomic inequalities and reproductive outcomes within the NINFEA cohort.