Lausanne is positioning itself at the forefront of fighting antibiotic resistance.
The University Hospital is now authorized to research bacteriophage medicines - these are viruses that attack a specific bacteria.
Scientists hope the treatment will be a successful addition to antibioptics - but far more work needs to be done.
The Lausanne hospital is making personalized medicines for specific patients - it’s the only public institution in the world authorized to manufacture phages.
New app launch in Neuchâtel
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Rhône project consultation announced
Vaud and Valais are opening public consultation on the biggest piece of the third Rhône correction, a 14-kilometre stretch through the Chablais
Landmark store for Coop
Coop has opened its thousandth Swiss supermarket, in Emmen
Progress in Winter Olympics bid
The National Council has approved up to CHF 200 million in federal funding for the 2038 Winter Olympics in Switzerland, by 137 votes to 40
Health insurance premium rises next year
Health insurance premiums in Switzerland will rise by an average of 5% in 2027, with big differences between cantons
No snow on Matterhorn
The Matterhorn is standing without snow at the end of September, a rare sight that has gone viral on social media
