The VPH Institute opens to social networks

Follow us: the VPH Institute is now on Twitter, Linkedln and YouTube.
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The VPH Instite has gone public and recently stepped into the world of social networks.

You can now:

  • Follow us onTwitter. Here we will keep you posted on the main activities we do and on the curiosity of the VPH world.
  • Check our Linkedln account to have more information on our organisation and the people we collaborate with.
  • Watch our favorite videos onYouTube, where you can peek into interesting interviews, VPH project videos, TV presentations and many others.

Let's stay tuned!

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