The Alliance for Health Policy and Systems Research (HPSR) and the WHO chose our institution to coordinate innovative projects led by governments in the area of public health in Latin America.
The IECS was selected by the WHO and the HPSR See more "
The director of the IECS was appointed visiting professor at that university within the framework of the Lown Scholars Program of Cardiovascular Health.
Appointment to the Harvard School of Public Health See more "
They will be regular and adjunct professors of Public Health at the Faculty of Medicine.
IECS researchers won teaching contest at UBA See more "
John Orav, professor at the Department of Biostatistics at the Harvard University School of Public Health, USA, will visit the IECS. He will be leading the delivery of a longitudinal data analysis course that will take place on February 23 and 27, 2015.
Longitudinal data analysis course with John Orav See more "
The postgraduate course of the Faculty of Medicine, founded by IECS directors in 1999, reached category A.
The PEC obtained the highest rating from CONEAU See more "
The National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET) decided to incorporate 24 personalities from the scientific world into the health researcher career of said institution. We are proud to know that 10 of them belong to the IECS.
10 IECS researchers, at CONICET See more "
The World Diabetes Foundation selected a proposal presented by the IECS to carry out a project on diabetes in Corrientes.
A project to improve diabetic care See more "
ISPOR imageThis was the focus of debate at the last ISPOR Open Day, Argentina chapter, of which the IECS is the headquarters.
The judicialization of health See more "
Starting next December 10, in Argentina it will not be possible to manufacture or market foods that contain trans fats of industrial origin*. This prohibition, arising from the implementation of a modification of the Argentine Food Code, will annually prevent up to 1500 deaths associated with coronary heart disease, 2880 acute myocardial infarctions and more than 1000 unstable angina, totaling more than 5.000 acute coronary events. This translates into annual savings for the Argentine health system (public, private and social works) that can reach up to 100 million dollars associated with the treatment and monitoring of these cases.
Eliminating trans fats will prevent 1500 deaths per year See more "
The World Health Organization (WHO) commemorates World Premature Children's Day on November 17 as a way to collaborate so that the international population knows about and takes measures against prematurity, the main cause of death in young children.
World Premature Children's Day is commemorated See more "
