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This flyer is for those with congenital protein metabolism disorders, such as phenylketonuria, their parents and relatives. It explains the different types of disorders and how the Swiss PKU interest group can help. This flyer was published in collaboration with the following institutions: APEP, Insel Hospital in Bern, Zurich university children's hospital, and the Geneva and Vaud university hospitals.
Picture worksheets for professionals counselling mothers and fathers with children 0–4 years old. Topics: Sleep, Nose-blowing, Nutrition plan for infants 1–2 years old (months), Car safety, Teeth brushing, Fear of unfamiliar foods (food neophobia), Screen…
The Explain TB sebsite offers tuberculosis information in more than 30 languages. Videos provide essential tuberculosis information in multiple languages. Explain TB offers information in more than 30 languages. The text sequences can be read aloud and pri…
Contents: The virus, transmission, vaccination, test, damaged liver, treatment. Written in simple language with clear illustrations. Available in 14 languages. The order quantity is limited to 50 copies per language.
Recommendations for a healthy and enjoyable adult diet. En complément aux feuilles d’info de la pyramide alimentaire en 11 langues, un nouveau document en langage simplifié présentant les recommandations alimentaires est disponible en Tigrigna, turque et …
The Swiss Red Cross was commissioned by the Federal Office for Public Health (FOPH) to develop and coordinate migesplus.ch.
