GHTM/IHMT-NOVA has the pleasure to announce that the scientific article “Oral polio revaccination is associated with changes in gut and upper respiratory microbiomes of infants”, is published today in open access in Frontiers in Microbiology. The scientific article is a result of the Micro-OPV study carried out by the GHTM/IHMT-NOVA’s scientists Miguel Lanaspa (MD, PhD), […]
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The article “Tuberculosis and/or HIV infection and associated socio-behavioural factors among migrants in Portugal: a community-based descriptive cross-sectional study”, reporting the results of the project “Characterization of drug-resistant TB and HIV, and associated socio-behavioural factors among migrants in Lisbon, Portugal”, funded by GHTM, was published in the Portuguese Journal of Public Health. According to the […]
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The World’s Top 2% Scientists List, recently released by Standford University, in USA, includes the impact of scientific work in the last year and also throughout the career. This ranking, considered the most prestigious in the world, is based on bibliometric information contained in Scopus, an international database of scientific articles, such as citations in […]
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On October 20 and 21, Inês Fronteira, professor from the Global Public Health Unit at IHMT, participated in the Health Systems and Policy Monitor Network meeting of the European Observatory on Health Systems. This meeting, which brings together experts in health policy and health systems from the European Region of the World Health Organization, North […]
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  Last Saturday, 15 October, the MosquitoWeb project participated in the FIC.A 2022, the International Science Festival, held at the Hub ACT in Porto Salvo. Between 5pm and 7pm, the MosquitoWeb – a project of IHMT-NOVA in which citizens are invited to participate by catching and sending mosquitoes – was present at the Portuguese Citizen […]
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