The European Public Health Alliance (EPHA) expresses serious concern at the direction of the European Commission’s proposal ...

The Horizon Europe Plan’Eat project unveils first results: food environments and dietary shifts could dramatically reduce ...

The European Commission’s new “Choose Europe for Life Sciences” Communication lays out an ambitious strategy to boost ...

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 ...

Burnout among healthcare professionals has reached critical levels across Europe, driven by chronic workplace stress, heavy workloads, and systemic challenges that undermine wellbeing. As health ...

Co-organised by the European Public Health Alliance (EPHA) and the European Cancer Organisation (ECO), this webinar explores ethnic health disparities through a lens of cancer inequities.

The persistent underrepresentation of women in leadership positions sends a clear message: systemic barriers to equity are still strong and pervasive. For girls and young women aspiring to careers in ...

Science has always been a powerful force for progress and for doing good, transforming the way we prevent disease, treat illness, protect public health—and, ultimately, improve people’s lives and ...

The healthcare workforce crisis is not just a numbers problem, it is a matter of equity, innovation, and sustainability. Increasing the number of women in science, particularly in digital health and ...

The European Commission is developing a post-2025 EU Anti-racism Action Plan (EU ARAP), one of the first initiatives announced by President von der Leyen to advance a Union of Equality as outlined in ...

EPHA, alongside Medicus Mundi International Network, Women in Global Health and World Vision International, in cooperation with the Secretariat of the WHO Civil Society Commission and with the support ...

Micronutrient deficiencies—often referred to as "hidden hunger"—remain a significant yet under-recognised public health challenge in Europe. These deficiencies can lead to serious health consequences ...