✍️Our Frontiers - Public Health #COVID19 #BurdenEU review paper has just been published. Click below to read how our COST has been supporting countries to undertake #COVID19 #BurdenOfDisease assessments. doi.org/10.3389/fpubh.…

✍️Our #BurdenEU #COVID Taskforce leader Sara Pires and members from DTU National Food Institute Statens Serum Institut @KU_GlobalHealth have published a #BurdenOfDisease assessment of #COVID19 in #Denmark using #DALYs. Read the BMC #PublicHealth paper. 👇 doi.org/10.1186/s12889…

Registrations are now open -- Looking forward to meeting you in #Belgrade for our first international burden of disease conference ⤵️

📣At the EPH Conference in November in Berlin, we will organise a preconference session on #metadata and metadata standards. The aim is to to familiarise #PublicHealth practitioners and researchers with the topic. #healthdata #EHDS 📝Registration open! 👉ephconference.eu/pre-conference…

✍️ Methodological considerations in #injury #BurdenOfDisease studies across #Europe: a systematic literature review Great new output from our COST #BurdenEU network, published by Springer Nature #PublicHealth Springer Public Health doi.org/10.1186/s12889…

Hver dansker, der døde af covid-19 i 2020, mistede i gennemsnit 13 sunde leveår, viser nye tal fra DTU og Statens Serum Institut, hvor forskere har beregnet sygdommens sundhedsmæssige omkostninger. #dksund #dkforsk #covid19dk dtu.dk/nyheder/alle-n…

Every Dane who died from #covid19 in 2020 lost on average 13 healthy years of life, according to new data from DTU and Statens Serum Institut that show the burden of the disease. #BurdenOfDisease #BurdenEU #PublicHealth COST BurdenEU Sara Pires Steen Ethelberg dtu.dk/english/news/a…

New study has measured the direct burden of COVID-19 at the population level, taking into account the number of healthy years lost due to premature mortality and disability due to living with acute symptoms of the disease. bit.ly/3wo7sew

Professor Frank Aarestrup and his team have been in East Africa in the winter of 2022 doing fieldwork as part of a project funded by DANIDA. The project involved testing state-of-the-art technology for whole genome sequencing using basic IT tools. bit.ly/3cHq3M1

First day of the #FOCAL meeting in Maputo, Mozambique

🤝Join us soon at #EPH2022! Our first #BurdenEU workshop kicks off later this morning. Join us to hear about our experiences of monitoring #inequality in #BurdenOfDisease studies. 🗓️ Fri 11/11, 11h40-12h40 – 📍Beta 9

How to report outcomes from you burden of disease study? Here is a simple guidelines for reporting by BurdenEU. #EPH2022 Brecht Devleesschauwer

berlingske.dk/.../menneskere…... For Danish readers, today an article on Danish main paper #Berlingske regarding #COP in #Egypt, pointing to the inevitable link between #HumanRights and #climate justice.

Burden of infectious disease studies in Europe and the United Kingdom: a review of methodological design choices bit.ly/3QwjE5r. Great work led by Periklis and BurdenEU!

📢 Just published in Epidemiology & Infection from #BurdenEU members. 📝A #SystematicReview of the methods and characteristics of #BurdenOfDisease studies of #InfectiousDiseases in Europe and the UK. The review included #COVID19 disease burden assessments. Read the #OpenAcess paper 👇

👤👤👤👤👤👤👤🤒👤👤 Each year almost 1 in 10 people in the world fall ill after eating contaminated food. 👉 Estimating the burden of foodborne diseases is an essential component to efficiently allocate resources for disease prevention. 📲➡️ bit.ly/3uRwK0J #SafeFood

📢 A study from #BurdenEU members, led by SantépubliqueFrance, has been published in PLOS One. 📝Estimating the #BurdenOfDisease from #COVID19 in France in 2020 using #DALYs Read the #OpenAcess paper 👇 🔗doi.org/10.1371/journa…

📢 @VGorasso and members of the COST BurdenEU network have published a new output in Archives of Public Health ✍️ #BurdenOfDisease attributable to risk factors in European countries: a scoping literature review doi.org/10.1186/s13690…

heard today that this is spilling over into Europe, drom someone close to the commission. So for those scientists that are watching this as " a thing for the US": it ain't.