Antimicrobial resistance is the next global health challenge
08 Dec Opinion

Antimicrobial resistance is the next global health challenge

“The sooner we act, the more damage we can prevent in the future”, says MEP Nicu Stefanuta
by Nicu Stefanuta
Keeping rare disease patients at the heart of the EU’s review of the pharmaceutical legislation Partner Content
04 Dec
Keeping rare disease patients at the heart of the EU’s review of the pharmaceutical legislation
On the ground in Moldova: how the country fights tuberculosis
07 Dec Feature
On the ground in Moldova: how the country fights tuberculosis
Mental health in Europe: it is time for a strategy
05 Dec Opinion
Mental health in Europe: it is time for a strategy
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Air pollution in Europe: The silent killer
06 Dec Feature
Air pollution in Europe: The silent killer
While pollution kills thousands of Europeans each year, the European Union is failing to meet the air quality targets set by the World Health Organisation, Marilyn Wright reports
Hi-tech health: How AI is revolutionising healthcare
04 Dec Feature
Hi-tech health: How AI is revolutionising healthcare
From faster diagnosis to new drug development, AI is driving exciting breakthroughs in medical services. But there are also calls for caution. Sarah Schug reports
Europe's health commissioner dives in head first
28 Nov Feature
Europe's health commissioner dives in head first
"We need to remain vigilent and be ready for all scenarios," Stella Kyriakides told The Parliament
The Parliament Magazine's December Issue
28 Nov
The Parliament Magazine's December Issue
The December issue of The Parliament is now available to read online. This month's policy focus: Health
A traveling exhibit of Ukrainian modernism keeps art safe in wartime
27 Nov Culture
A traveling exhibit of Ukrainian modernism keeps art safe in wartime
An exhibit of Ukrainian art making its way through several European capitals presents both a way to safeguard art during wartime and an exercise in cultural diplomacy
Book review: A story of refugees and the things they carry
21 Nov Books
Book review: A story of refugees and the things they carry
A fascinating portrait of Iraqi and Syrian refugees and the things – material or intangible – they chose to save and carry with them
Don’t give up on the potential for humane, sustainable migration reforms
16 Nov Opinion
Don’t give up on the potential for humane, sustainable migration reforms
IRC's Harlem Désir urges the Parliament to keep up the pressure to ensure fundamental rights are at the heart of the EU migration pact
Book review: A guide on how to do nothing
15 Nov Books
Book review: A guide on how to do nothing
Today’s always-on, franticly busy lifestyle isn’t working, suggests philosopher Byung-Chul Han. We should all learn how to do nothing
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Changing perspectives and alternative thinking critical to advancing discussions around animal testing replacements Partner Content
06 Dec
Changing perspectives and alternative thinking critical to advancing discussions around animal testing replacements
MEP Jutta Paulus reflects on the barriers to implement new technologies to replace animal testing at PrecisionTox's Informative Breakfast on research and policy insights exploring the barriers to New Approach Methodologies (NAMs) for chemical risk assessment at the European Parliament
No health without brain health Partner Content
06 Dec
No health without brain health
Whilst an estimated 179 million Europeans live with brain conditions, brain disorders still lack the awareness and recognition in the EU
Towards a healthier Europe with medical technology Partner Content
06 Dec
Towards a healthier Europe with medical technology
How the next generation of EU policymakers can
empower patients and inspire innovation
Fostering brain research and innovation in the EU Partner Content
06 Dec
Fostering brain research and innovation in the EU
Now is the time for the EU to prioritise research and innovation into brain diseases
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The Parliament Magazine's November Issue
31 Oct
The Parliament Magazine's November Issue
The November issue of The Parliament is now available to read online
Failure to launch: EU faces steep climb in its race for a spot in low-Earth orbit
17 Oct Feature
Failure to launch: EU faces steep climb in its race for a spot in low-Earth orbit
Competition is stiff for the EU as it works on plans to deploy its first homegrown constellation of satellites and catch up to space-faring nations and venture capitalists alike
Bad news for journalists: Why ‘Daphne’s law’ might not be as strong after all
16 Oct Feature
Bad news for journalists: Why ‘Daphne’s law’ might not be as strong after all
Draft anti-Slapp measures are expected to be finalised soon. But will ‘Daphne’s law’ be robust enough to protect journalists and rights watchdogs from oppressive lawsuits?
How Saint-Gilles’ football team became the EU bubble’s favourite
03 Oct Feature
How Saint-Gilles’ football team became the EU bubble’s favourite
Local football team Royale Union Saint-Gilloise has captured the hearts of Brussels-based EU staffers
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