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    After the overturning of Roe v. Wade, it’s even more important to put women’s health at the heart of the European global agenda
    07 Jul Health

    After the overturning of Roe v. Wade, it’s even more important to put women’s health at the heart of the European global agenda

    After the US Supreme Court ruling, the EU must work even harder to shore up women's access to sexual and reproductive health
    by Udo Bullmann
    In countering the torrents of the disinformation “tsunami”, youth should be forefront activists Partner Content
    19 Jul Health
    In countering the torrents of the disinformation “tsunami”, youth should be forefront activists
    The time to unlock the power of cancer screening is now Partner Content
    25 May Health
    The time to unlock the power of cancer screening is now
    Orphan Regulation: Time for a rethink? Partner Content
    19 May Health
    Orphan Regulation: Time for a rethink?
    EU health commissioner says slashing Coronavirus vaccine supplies to EU is ‘not acceptable’
    26 Jan Health
    EU health commissioner says slashing Coronavirus vaccine supplies to EU is ‘not acceptable’
    AstraZeneca was expected to deliver around 80 million doses to the 27 Member States by the end of March, but now says it will cut deliveries of the Oxford COVID-19 vaccine to the EU by 60 percent in the first quarter of the year.
    Campaign groups take aim at Commission’s Coronavirus vaccine strategy
    25 Jan Health
    Campaign groups take aim at Commission’s Coronavirus vaccine strategy
    This comes after the European Ombudsman Emily O’Reilly launched an investigation into what campaigners call the Commission’s “secrecy” around its COVID-19 vaccine contracts with pharmaceutical companies.
    EU leaders agree to keep Europe’s borders open
    22 Jan Health
    EU leaders agree to keep Europe’s borders open
    However, with fresh fears of new strains of the coronavirus, they have warned again non-essential travel.
    MEPS call on EU to help ‘struggling’ Western Balkan countries cope with COVID-19 pandemic
    21 Jan Health
    MEPS call on EU to help ‘struggling’ Western Balkan countries cope with COVID-19 pandemic
    Demand comes as EU leaders hold virtual summit on ongoing health crisis.
    MEPs debate EU’s COVID-19 vaccine strategy
    20 Jan Health
    MEPs debate EU’s COVID-19 vaccine strategy
    EU must stay unified and ensure equal access to vaccines, says Socialist Group leader Iratxe Garcia.
    MEPs throw weight behind growing calls for an EU-wide vaccination certificate
    19 Jan Health
    MEPs throw weight behind growing calls for an EU-wide vaccination certificate
    The idea, first mooted by Greece, is due to be debated by EU leaders at a special virtual summit to discuss the pandemic on Thursday 21 January.
    Aboca: an example of European Green Deal thinking applied to health Partner Content
    19 Jan Health
    Aboca: an example of European Green Deal thinking applied to health
    With the “Green Deal”, Europe puts sustainability at the heart of its scientific, cultural and economic development. This is not just an abstract idea, but a concrete opportunity to promote a new economic and social system that reverses the effects of the current extractive model of development, a model which is reliant on the destruction of environmental resources and the use of substances that are not part of the ecosystem. The Green Deal is a vital opportunity - the only route available - which should also be applied in the health and therapy sector. It is a vision that Aboca has been pursuing ever since it was founded.
    COVID-19 pandemic has tested ‘relatively limited’ health powers of the EU, says report
    18 Jan Health
    COVID-19 pandemic has tested ‘relatively limited’ health powers of the EU, says report
    A new report by the European Court of Auditors (ECA) highlights “certain challenges” faced by the EU and its Member States since the outbreak of the health crisis last March.
    EU chief Coronavirus vaccine coordinator allays concerns over perceived slow rollout
    13 Jan Health
    EU chief Coronavirus vaccine coordinator allays concerns over perceived slow rollout
    Sandra Gallina, who is leading the vaccine negotiations for the EU, told MEPs, “we have the vaccines, they are coming.”
    MEP takes aim at UK’s Coronavirus vaccination policy; says it will ‘come at a price’
    12 Jan Health
    MEP takes aim at UK’s Coronavirus vaccination policy; says it will ‘come at a price’
    The UK is seen as having stolen a march on the rest of Europe by vaccinating tens of thousands of citizens after approving two types of vaccine.
    Commission must provide transparency on talks with vaccine manufacturers
    11 Jan Health
    Commission must provide transparency on talks with vaccine manufacturers
    European Parliament Vice-President Nicola Beer says the executive must give MEPs “precise answers” to avoid damage to the reputation of the EU and its institutions.
    EU orders further 200 million COVID-19 vaccines
    08 Jan Health
    EU orders further 200 million COVID-19 vaccines
    Ursula von der Leyen says there are now 2.3 billion vaccine doses on order from six different pharma companies.
    European Commission denies Germany breaking ranks on COVID-19 vaccines buying strategy
    08 Jan Health
    European Commission denies Germany breaking ranks on COVID-19 vaccines buying strategy
    Denial follows criticism that EU has been slow to roll out vaccines.
    European Commission defends Coronavirus vaccine strategy following fierce criticism that vaccination roll out has been too slow
    07 Jan Health
    European Commission defends Coronavirus vaccine strategy following fierce criticism that vaccination roll out has been too slow
    While UK has rolled out its second vaccine, many EU member states only just beginning vaccination programmes.
    EU needs common strategy for COVID-19 vaccine roll-out
    07 Jan Health
    EU needs common strategy for COVID-19 vaccine roll-out
    Romanian MEP Vlad Gheorghe argues that a common EU approach is the best way to ensure vaccines are delivered quickly and safely. Martin Banks reports.
    2020 vision: A year in review
    23 Dec Health
    2020 vision: A year in review
    The year 2020 will go down in history as one of the most challenging in generations. Lorna Hutchinson looks back on an extraordinary twelve months.
    Contraceptive Atlas 2020: Empowerment, rights and autonomy Partner Content
    23 Dec Health
    Contraceptive Atlas 2020: Empowerment, rights and autonomy
    Access to modern, effective and affordable contraception remains a challenge for many women across Europe, reports Brian Johnson.
    EU agrees post-Christmas vaccination plan
    18 Dec Health
    EU agrees post-Christmas vaccination plan
    However, strategy depends on European Medicines Agency giving its approval for BioNTech/Pfizer vaccine.
    Morocco: A Telehealth success story Partner Content
    16 Dec Health
    Morocco: A Telehealth success story
    One of Africa’s most technologically ambitious countries is embracing the advantages provided by modern telehealth techniques and rolling them out to its rural communities, discovers Colin Mackay.
    Benefitting from early action
    16 Dec Health
    Benefitting from early action
    The European Commission and the German Council Presidency have been shown to be prescient in their approach to Coronavirus vaccine procurement; we all stand to benefit soon, believes Peter Liese.
    Senior MEP condemns UK health minister after Brexit vaccine comments
    15 Dec Health
    Senior MEP condemns UK health minister after Brexit vaccine comments
    German EPP deputy Peter Liese took aim at Matt Hancock after his assertion that “because of Brexit” the UK had been able to approve the Pfizer vaccine rather than wait for the European Medicines Agency (EMA) to do so.
    Endorsing vaping to successfully fight cancer Partner Content
    15 Dec Health
    Endorsing vaping to successfully fight cancer
    Cancer is the second leading cause of death in the EU. 1.3 million people die from cancer each year. Therefore, the upcoming European Beating Cancer Plan is a historic opportunity to improve public health in Europe, but to be successful the EU must be brave enough to endorse new approaches. Vaping must finally be endorsed to beat cancer, writes World Vapers’ Alliance’s Michael Landl.
    Inequalities, disparities and discrimination
    11 Dec Health
    Inequalities, disparities and discrimination
    The COVID-19 pandemic has shown that EU level cooperation is now essential in order to mitigate the differences in Member States’ healthcare strategies, argues Katerina Konecná.
    Human rights are key
    11 Dec Health
    Human rights are key
    Human rights violations of people living with or at risk of HIV, particularly LGBTI persons, continue to have major consequences for the effectiveness of the HIV response, write Marc Angel and Sophie in t’ Veld.
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