Giving blood saves lives. Blood donation campaigns at CERN are resuming in 2022, with sessions on 30 May and 13 September

This article supplements the one that appeared in the Bulletin on 27 June. Here we give you five additional tips for taking care of your mental health

Summer is here, with a heatwave perhaps on the horizon. Unfortunately, the virus responsible for COVID-19 is still circulating. Here are a few tips to avoid increasing the risk of it spreading and help you to stay safe

In June, the numbers of blood donations was lower than expected. Therefore, The HUG Blood Transfusion Centre (CTS) initiated an urgent appeal to blood donors

We can develop our mental health resources: the ability to control our thoughts, emotions and behaviour and our relationships with others

Because mental health is about more than just our minds, it’s vital that we pay attention to our sleep, nutrition and exercise: the golden triangle of good physical and mental health

Every year in Switzerland, around 10 000 people contract Lyme disease (Lyme borreliosis) from a tick bite

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), mental disorders affect one in four people in the world

According to the World Health Organization (WHO): "Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity."

The many constraints and uncertainties associated with the current pandemic create stress and emotions that can put our inner balance and our mental health to the test

France and Switzerland’s blood stocks are running low. There are plenty of other opportunities to give blood in the Host States, even in the current circumstances!