10/01/2022
CRC teams are actively involved in research projects on COVID-19. These projects focus on the immune mechanisms involved, the specific impact on certain organs (the kidney), possible treatments in healthy or diabetic subjects, public health aspects (prevention, representations, medical practices and associated risks), and data modeling at the international level.
Most of the projects have been started as of 2019. They are financed by their own funds and/or by ANR Flash grants. They are almost all conducted in collaboration with hospital, APHP or national teams, and involve for some international collaborations.
See all the publications on Covid 19 from the Cordeliers Research Center.
Teams and projects :
- 1- Teams Jérôme GALON, Isabelle CREMER and Pierre LAURENT-PUIG
Project : I-DriveCOV : Detailed dynamic analysis of the immune landscape to guide therapy and refine the prognostic assessment of COVID19 patients.
- 2- Team Guido KROEMER
Project: LYSOSOMOTROP: Lysosomotropic agents for the treatment of COVID-19: azithromycin, chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine
Project: COVIMUNE: Study of immune crosstalk in COVID-19
- 4- Team Marie-France MAMZER
Project 1: COMPRI: COvid-19: Measures of Prevention and Representations of Infection and Risk in the General Population
Project 2: CHRONO-COV: Experiences, representations and practices of chronically ill people and health professionals during the COVID-19 crisis
Project 3: PRIO-TRI: Choices and priorities in health services during the pandemic
- 5- Team Nicolas VENTECLEF
Project: ANGIOSAFE COVID-19: Clinical study to characterize the effects of antidiabetic drugs on the regulation of immunity and angiogenesis in diabetic patients. See the project
Project 2: CoviDIAB: Personalized online support program for diabetic patients during the COVID-19 epidemic. See the project
Project 3: Coronado: Study of the predictive factors of severe forms of diabetes in diabetic patients.
See the project
See the publications
- 6- Team Anita BURGUN
Project 1: i2b2 COVID international network: Common data model and production of open data (aggregated) in an international network of hospitals
Project 2: French COVID pediatric cohort: characteristics of Covid 19 infection in children
- 7- Team Gilles CRAMBERT
Project K-Covid: Study of the effects of COVID-19 on renal functions (ionic balance, physiological constants).
- 8- Team Ariane BERDAL/Sylvie BABAJKO
BuCOVID project: Single-center study evaluating the risk of mucocutaneous contamination of caregivers during odontological care of COVID patients
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