History

Pierre Louis, a physician in the late 18th century, was a pioneer in the use of data and numerical methods for evaluating interventions in the field of health. He is considered one of the founding fathers of evidence-based medicine. He worked on the major public health issues of his time and denounced the harmful effects of bloodletting in pneumonia based on careful numerical analysis. It is precisely this approach that we aim to take in our various fields of application: combining cutting-edge methods and real-life data to improve knowledge with the highest level of evidence in a constantly changing world.