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- Below you can find the general factsheet of the call and the factsheet with the projects per call.
- In 2015 the JPI HDHL launched the Joint Action: Intestinal Microbiomics. The Joint Action funded 6 projects that started early 2016 for 3 to 3,5 years.
- In February 2018, the JPI HDHL launched the call: "Nutrition & the Epigenome" under the umbrella of ERA-HDHL. The 13 funded projects stared the first half of 2019 for a period of three years.
- The Strategic Research Agenda defines the mid to long term framework for coordinated and structured research activities.
- Background and aim There is an urgent need to find reliable early biomarkers of the cardiometabolic syndrome (CardMetS) allowing intervention before irreversible damage develops while assessing the efficacy of nutritional prevention. Oxylipins could be relevant candidate biomarkers thanks to their involvement in the homeostatic regulation of various process related to the cardiometabolic status…
- Background and aimThe SALAMANDER project aimed at defining salivary signatures indicative of healthy dietary choices (adherence to a Mediterranean diet: MeDi) with a positive long-term health outcome (protection against type 2 diabetes: T2DM).In a discovery phase, 214 subjects were selected in two cohorts of elderly people (3-C Bordeaux in France, Seniors-ENRICA in Spain) following a case-control…
- Combining biomarker panels and dietary intake data for improved assessment of healthful/unhealthful plant food intake
- Obesity promotes Non Alcoholic Fatty Liver Diseases (NAFLD) through mechanisms involving the gut microbiota. From 2 cohorts of obese women (FLORINASH FP7), in which a multilevel omics approach was used, we identified a microbiome architecture indicating increased dietary lipids processing. This was associated with hepatic insulin signaling perturbations, a transcriptomic profile indicative of…
- From diet to a healthy immune system: understanding biological food paths to oppose metabolic syndromes and infectious diseases
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On November 6-7, 2023, the conference: 'Advances in Immunology of Communicable and Non-Communicable Diseases' took place in Moshi, Tanzania. - Image
At the beginning of this summer, the running JPI HDHL projects funded in 2 calls focusing on the intestinal microbiome met during a virtual mid-term symposium.