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This is the website of the EpiSouth Network, established among countries of South-East Europe, North Africa and Middle-East to create a framework of collaboration on epidemiological issues for enhancing communicable diseases surveillance and control of public health risks through communication, training, information exchange and technical support to countries in the Mediterranean region. Continues ...

 

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News from the EpiSouth Region

The EpiSouth-Plus Final Conference

Italian National Institute of Health (ISS), Rome, Italy, 20-21 November 2013
Agenda
Press release

The EpiSouth Plus "Nautilus" Simulation Exercise

2-3 October 2013
Read the Press Release

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The project is cofunded by the European Union DG-SANCO/EAHC and DEVCO/EuropeAid together with the participating national partner Institutions. 

The financial support of the Italian Ministry of Health and ECDC is also acknowledged.

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