First Stay Healthy Cluster Sharing Session held online
The first collaborative session within the Stay Healthy project cluster took place last Wednesday, marking an important step toward strengthening sy...
The EU-funded research project IMMEDIATE strives to identify individual biomarkers of risk and resilience against chronic inflammation by investigating the diet-microbiome-metabolite-immune axis. This complex interaction refers to how an individual's diet, gut microbiota, metabolites, and immune system can influence their health.
IMMEDIATE will use cutting-edge technologies and clinical and metadata from large observational cohort studies to identify pre-disease stages and further our understanding of the mechanisms and molecular pathways underpinning non-communicable diseases. Furthermore, a proof-of-concept study on healthcare professionals will be conducted to test the effectiveness of a probiotic intervention and ultimately develop mobile apps designed to offer personalized lifestyle recommendations and empower citizens to manage their own health proactively.
Professor Dr med Friedemann Paul
Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin
As society and the environment change, we need novel prevention strategies for staying healthy. By expanding the overall understanding of chronic inflammation and health-to-disease transitions, we strive to provide citizens with personalised health guidance and innovative technological tools to reduce their risk of developing chronic diseases
IMMEDIATE and the SDGs: Climate change impacts on health
In this IMMEDIATE insight, Dr Sonja Bergner, an expert in sustainable innovation at EURICE, shares insights into how following a cross-cutting One...