Cardiovascular diseases remain Poland’s leading cause of death. Health experts are calling for urgent reforms, from enhanced screening to improved data collection and access to care.
Undetected Chronic Kidney Disease affects millions in Europe, but it could be preventable, manageable and tackled with the right policies.
Donald Trump didn’t engage in formal conversations about a potential Cabinet in the run-up to his election. But that didn’t stop him from spitballing potential contenders during his frequent plane rides to campaign events, or when he is impressed by one of his allies on television. “He would be great at this,” or “She would […]
Traffickers are to blame, the candidates say. Virtually no one’s talking about treatment.
Czechia’s mental health care system is amid reform, but while government investments and policy changes have increased funding and services, a lack of psychiatrists and psychologists continues to hinder access to care.
Missteps by the World Health Organization, a vaccine manufacturer and an African country led to another health emergency, experts say.
Greater collaboration between industry, government, policymakers and the NHS will be critical for treatment options in the UK to match the pace of scientific innovation. What is our route to achieving timely patient access across the country like our European neighbours?
Freshly nominated French Prime Minister Michel Barnier unveiled his new government on Saturday (21 September), appointing 68-year-old centrist MP Geneviève Darrieussecq as minister for health and access to care.
The Cabinet is the ‘most right-wing’ in more than a decade.
A new report about the global state of COPD offers insights from 30 national experts on how policy action can be implemented worldwide.
In the last Health Brief before the summer break, Euractiv shares the latest information we have on which MEPs will be working on the health committees in the new parliament.
