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Byjm_adminAfter a busy first half of the year, we want to wrap up some past events and highlight the upcoming ones. Our science has taken big steps and we are glad to announce that some practical steps, such as samples transfers to different laboratories are in active phase, meaning lab analyses are also ongoing and…
Future directions of exposome research
Byjm_adminAs HEDIMED activities are coming to a close, we want like to give you a glimpse into the future of exposome research. Firstly, we would like to indroduce the Exposome Moonshot Forum, held on May 12-15, 2025 in Washington, DC. The Forum aims to advance the Human Exposome Project, a global effort to map environmental…
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HEDIMED in horizon magazine
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Environment & Immune-mediated diseases: Exposomic insights from the HEDIMED Project
Byjm_adminOn Tuesday, 22nd May, the HEDIMED team hosted the projet’s final public event — a culmination of years of groundbreaking work exploring how environmental exposures influence immune-mediated diseases. The online event “Environment & Immune-mediated diseases: Exposomic insights from the HEDIMED Project – Final Stakeholder Event” brought together over 100 participants from 17 different European countries!…
