Evidence based data on preference of dosage forms are crucial for guiding the development of age-appropriate medicines. Often, preferences across different age groups are considered but studies on variations in preferences across populations, which may be crucial to...
The c4c announced the selection of its first portfolio of pan-European paediatric studies aimed at advancing the understanding of high priority medicines commonly used in babies, children and young people in Europe.
Want to know more about the ARISE project? Look at the interview to Fedele Bonifazi from Gianni Benzi Foundation, coordinator of the project together with the Guys and St. Thomas NHS Foundation Trust. Enjoy!
The ARISE project has been officially presented in Bari last March 4, in the framework of the conference Congenital Hemoglobinopaties: scientific updates and service organization for the sickle cell disease, organized by the Gianni Benzi Foundation.
The Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) is a disease until a few decades ago almost unknown in Europe and today, as a result of migratory flows to Europe and globalization processes all over the world, is instead considered one of the most relevant hematological emergencies due to the particular clinical and therapeutic needs that it poses.
In the framework of the Conect4children (c4c) project, the Gianni Benzi Foundation needs to identify a list of economic operators to be invited to provide a proposal for the executive design, development and deployment of an IT platform to measure c4c performance. Deadline for application 7 March 2019.
On 30-31 January 2019, the European Joint Programme on Rare Diseases officially kicked off in Paris, at the Institut IMAGINE. This important initiative brought together over 130 institutions from 35 countries to create a comprehensive, sustainable ecosystem that...
The EPTRI project has been presented at the “Partnerships in clinical trials Europe” conference in Barcelona, a big event aimed at accelerating clinical development and improving trial quality by evaluating and enhancing clinical practices and alliances.
December 1 marks the AIDS World Day, founded in 1988 to unite people worldwide in the fight against HIV, to show support for people living with HIV, and to commemorate those who have died from an AIDS-related illness. The EPIICAL project endorses this initiative, representing the largest international consortium of well-known scientists involved in the management and treatment of paediatric HIV infection.
In November and December the EPTRI project will be presented in two important events in Cyprus: the 6th International Multi-thematic Bio-Medical Congress and the 7th International Conference of the Cyprus Society of Human Genetics.
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