The APRC has naturally approached the National Academy of Medicine, which is mandated by statute to make recommendations to enable it to organize symposia on innovative topics such as abdominal obesity, stopping the stacking of recommendations in type II diabetes, the current need for Patient Therapeutic Education, the reform of the follow-up of patients operated on in bariatric surgery.
Faced with the necessary global nature of R&D, which is currently limited to a limited number of academic teams but is rapidly expanding with many problems to solve, the APRC has become globalist and has moved closer to the entity that brings together all the Academic Health Academies involved in InterAcademicPartnership for Health IAP. In France, the Académie des Sciences has joined the partnership.
To follow the evolution, the APRC has created the Microbiome APRC which will focus on solving this problem in order to know if the potential of this research is fulfilling its promise.
A first World Academic Colloquium on microbiome was organized in October 2017 in Paris with the main leaders of the Microbiome.
During this Colloquium, the first decision was to create an IAG microbiome Inter Academic Group
on microbiome entity under the aegis of the APRC microbiome, which would bring together all these volunteers to carry out the 2019-2025 programme.
