Para projetos de investigação
JA PRISM – Joint Action in Prevention oriented RIghts-based approach to Support Mental health in vulnerable population groups JA PRISM (Joint Action in Prevention oriented RIghts-based approach to Support Mental health in vulnerable population groups) aims to reduce the burden of mental ill health among vulnerable groups by promoting ways to obtain and maintain a… Continue reading JA PRISM
Unlock: Social Prescribing for Young People’s Mental Health and Health Literacy An innovative approach to promoting mental health, inclusion, and access to resources among young people in vulnerable situations. The project Unlock: Social Prescribing for Young People’s Mental Health and Health Literacy aims to contribute to the multilevel integration of young people experiencing vulnerabilities, through… Continue reading Unlock
Environmental stressors as casual determinants for immune-mediated diseases – mapping and prioritising evidence for knowledge-based policy-making (EXPOSIM) From Research to Action: Understanding how environmental stressors shape immune health In recent years, environmental factors such as air pollution, noise, and toxic waste have been increasingly recognized for the interactions they have with biological processes to modulate… Continue reading EXPOSIM
FUNDING ENTITY FUNDING LISBOA2030-FEDER-02309300 The project aims to establish a Technological Interface Centre for Public Health (TICPH), dedicated to advancing scientific and technological knowledge in the field of precision public health. It seeks to strengthen excellence, cooperation, and internationalisation across the scientific areas of NOVA NSPH, contributing to high value-added products and services through strategies… Continue reading Technological Interface Centre for Public Health
FUNDING ENTITY FUNDING LISBOA2030-FEDER-01319000 The project aims to establish a Centre for Public Health Knowledge (CPHK), dedicated to advancing scientific and technological knowledge in the field of precision public health. It seeks to strengthen excellence, cooperation, and internationalisation across its scientific areas, contributing to high value-added economies through strategies for disease prevention and health promotion,… Continue reading Centre for Public Health Knowledge
HERA – Helping Empower Women through Reskilling and Advancement COORDINATION NOVA National School of Public Health The HERA – Helping Empower Women through Reskilling and Advancement project aims to empower women over 45 through professional retraining, promoting equal opportunities in the labour market. In a context of rapid digital and sustainable transformations, HERA aims to… Continue reading HERA – Helping Empower Women through Reskilling and Advancement
NEMESIS – “Novel Effect biomarkers for MEtabolic disruptorS: evidence on health Impacts to answer science and policy needS” The NEMESIS consortium addresses the regulatory challenges of endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs), which interfere with lipid and glucose metabolism, contributing to obesity, atherosclerosis, and type 2 diabetes. EDCs can have long-lasting effects, yet their metabolic impacts remain poorly… Continue reading NEMESIS – Novel Effect biomarkers for MEtabolic disruptorS
The INTERCAMBIO project addresses the rapidly changing work environments in Europe, particularly following the COVID-19 pandemic, which has accelerated various trends impacting workers’ mental and physical health. The project recognizes the profound effects of climate change on work practices and the importance of sustainable development, as highlighted by the European Green Deal. With a focus… Continue reading Instituto de Salud Global de Barcelona – ISGLOBAL
2022.04684.PTDC PARTICIPATING ENTITIES NOVA National School of Public Health | CINTESIS – Center for Health Technology and Services Research – University of Aveiro FUNDING Research and Development Project Competition in All Scientific Fields – 2022 The SINDIA project seeks to understand how socio-spatial inequalities affect people with dementia (PwD) and their informal caregivers (IC) throughout… Continue reading SINDIA – Socio-Spatial Inequalities in Dementia
