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22 Jul 2025
Thank you to all Members who joined us for the ASPHER Deans' & Directors' Retreat in Berlin from 25-28 June! We hope you enjoyed it, found it informative and made some new connections. We had over 160 individuals registered from 35 countries! This...
11 Jul 2025
Indexed Scientific Journal | IF 1.5 | Focus: Preventive medicine, Health Policy, Environmental health
In the context of its relaunch and internationalization strategy, the editorial board of Annali di Igiene is seeking 1-3 new...
In the context of its relaunch and internationalization strategy, the editorial board of Annali di Igiene is seeking 1-3 new...
4 Jul 2025
Joint Statement of Students and Professors from Serbia
Public Health Diplomacy in Action:
The Voices of Serbian Students
Download a pdf version of the statement here. We address you today not only as professors of medicine and public health,...
The Voices of Serbian Students
Download a pdf version of the statement here. We address you today not only as professors of medicine and public health,...
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