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HEDIMED project has come to an end

After a long journey that started in 2020, the HEDIMED project has now officially concluded. Along the way we have gained valuable new insights into the links between the exposome and immune-mediated diseases – with more still to come in the form of collaboration and upcoming publications!

We warmly thank all our followers and collaborators for being part of this journey!

The HEDIMED website will remain open five years, and we aim to advertise our publications on our remaining LinkedIn page regularly.

In addition, The EHEN network website will remain open for five years. Make sure to get familiar with the great collection of tools from each project! If you want to keep track of the broader exposome research, we encourage you to follow the IHEN network.

Wishing you a refreshing autumn!

Best regards,

HEDIMED Admin Team

Should you have any inquiries regarding HEDIMED, please contact us by using our Contact form or admin team’s personal emails.

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