L'institut Servier. Supporting research. Fostering vocations

18 May 2020

Interview with Doctor Gilles Boschetti
Gilles Boschetti, gastroenterologist at the Lyon’s CHU, monitors patients with chronic inflammatory bowel disease. As part of his study, he is interested in the possibility of defining and studying immune profiles. The objective: to offer patients the most personalized and active treatment as soon as they are diagnosed.
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6 May 2020

Pollution believed to be a risk factor for autism spectrum disorders
According to American researchers, exposure to atmospheric pollution could increase the risk of ASD. A fetus has a three times higher chance of being born with autism if the moth-er was exposed to traffic pollution during the pregnancy.
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29 April 2020

E. coli bacteria associated with Crohn’s disease develop antibiotic tolerance
Researchers have observed that Escherichia Coli bacteria found in Crohn’s disease trigger responses when faced with stress as a survivalmechanism. They multiply massively and colonize bowel cells before replicating in the macrophages thus cre-ating recurrent infections.
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Annual Scientific Sessions

2019 EDITION

THERAPEUTIC REVOLUTIONS IN ONCOLOGY: HOW TO INCORPORATE THEM?

Every year over two days in November, L'Institut Servier organizes Scientific Days in Paris, which includes a Laureate Symposium and a Scientific Colloquium.

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2019 laureate symposium
November 20th, 2019
Research presentation
by the 2019 Laureates

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2019 colloquium
November 21st, 2019
THERAPEUTIC REVOLUTIONS IN ONCOLOGY: HOW TO INCORPORATE THEM?
Chaired by: Professors Bernard DEVULDER, Dominique BELLET and Philippe ROUGIER
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Its aim is to promote all forms of scientific and medical knowledge thus contributing to medical progress,
patient wellbeing and physician expectations.

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Laureate
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Grants
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Pasteur-Servier-
Weizmann Prize
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