Glasgow – The research group of the “planning and organization lab for health services” at the University of Siena attended the European Congress of Public Health, EUPHA-ASPHER, which has just come to an end in Glasgow. The event consisted of about 290 submitted posters and 350 scientific reports, with the participation of more than 1,400 Public Health researchers and managers from Europe and beyond. In all this, the Siena researchers distinguished themselves, winning the award for second place in the category best scientific communication. The research group is coordinated by Professor Nicola Nante of the Department of Molecular and Development Medicine; the title of their research is: “Objective or perceived health measure: which is a best cost predictor?” and it was conducted between 2009 and 2010. (9Colonne)