The European Commission proposes amendment to EU Climate Law, aiming for 90% reduction in greenhouse emissions by 2040. Implications for public health are profound. Robust and science-based climate action is a cornerstone for long-term economic and societal resilience.

European Public Health Alliance Blog

10.07.2025

Event Report: Combatting Ethnic Disparities in Healthcare – A Case Study of Prostate and Breast Cancer - EPHA

On 9 April, the European Public Health Alliance (EPHA) and the European Cancer Organisation (ECO) co-hosted a webinar, exploring persistent ethnic disparities in healthcare, using cancer care as a case study.

European Public Health Alliance Blog

11.07.2025

Choose Europe for Life Sciences: an innovation strategy overlooking prevention and equity - EPHA

The European Commission’s new “Choose Europe for Life Sciences” Communication lays out an ambitious strategy to boost Europe’s competitiveness and innovation capacity in life sciences. While this vision is welcome, EPHA highlights that it risks falling short by overlooking prevention, health promotion, and equity; elements that are critical to achieving…

European Public Health Alliance Blog

12.07.2025

What’s on your plate could save 89,000 years of life - every year - EPHA

The Horizon Europe Plan’Eat project unveils first results: food environments and dietary shifts could dramatically reduce disease burden and environmental damage across Europe, with up to 89,000 healthy life years saved annually in Italy alone through dietary changes. Similar gains are projected in France and Sweden.

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Safeguarding public health and securing Europe’s competitiveness through an ambitious and robust 2040 EU Climate Target - EPHA

Event Report: Combatting Ethnic Disparities in Healthcare – A Case Study of Prostate and Breast Cancer - EPHA

Choose Europe for Life Sciences: an innovation strategy overlooking prevention and equity - EPHA

What’s on your plate could save 89,000 years of life - every year - EPHA

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