Rak jest drugą najczęstszą przyczyną zgonów w Unii, zaraz po chorobach układu krążenia. Co roku prawie 3 miliony osób dowiaduje się, że ma raka, a 1,2 miliona traci z jego powodu życie. Chociaż za politykę zdrowotną odpowiadają w pierwszej kolejności państwa członkowskie, walka z rakiem jest jednym z priorytetów Unii Europejskiej.

Europejski plan walki z rakiem

September Childhood Cancer Awareness Month

Time to screen! - Implementing new EU cancer screening recommendations

BECA Special Committee - Turning the tide on cancer: the view of national parliaments on Europe's Beating Cancer Plan

BECA Special Committee - Strengthening Europe in the fight against cancer

BECA Special Committee - Public hearing ' Saving lives and improving patient outcomes: Why screening and early detection of cancer matter '

Europe's Beating cancer - Research – Visit of ICANS, the Cancer Institute of Strasbourg Europe

Europe's Beating cancer - Diagnosis and treatment - Visit of ICANS, the Cancer Institute of Strasbourg Europe

Facilitating a healthy lifestyle: how to reduce cancer related lifestyle risk factors

This infoclip shows the Malta’s Sir Anthony Mamo Oncology Centre. It offers advanced diagnosis and treatment of cancer. Opened in 2013, it has tripled the number of beds available for cancer patients on the island. The Centre is part of the new acute general hospital in Msida, close to the island's capital Valletta. It aims to treat 60 % of all Malta's cancer patients and is in keeping with Malta's National Cancer Plan that aims to reduce waiting times for patients and provide better therapeutic practice. Total investment for the project “Mater Dei Hospital Oncology Centre” is EUR 48 802 700, of which the EU’s European Regional Development Fund is contributing EUR 41 482 300 from the Operational Programme “Investing in Competitiveness for a Better Quality of Life” for the 2007 to 2013 programming period.

Infoclip: Sir Antony Mamo Oncology centre - European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) - Msida (Malta)

Véronique TRILLET-LENOIR (Renew, FR), rapporteur of the Special EP Committee for Beating Cancer (BECA), gives a statement on the Europe's first Beating Cancer Plan. The plan is structured around four key areas: prevention, early detection, diagnosis and treatment, and improving quality of life. There are multiple supporting actions, along ten flagship initiatives.

Europe Beating Cancer Plan: statement by Véronique TRILLET-LENOIR (Renew, FR), rapporteur of the Special EP Committee for Beating Cancer

Every year, 3.5 million persons are diagnosed with cancer in the European Union. It is a serious health issue that will directly affect 40% of EU citizens with important impacts on the European health systems and economies. The von der Leyen Commission will present a European plan to fight cancer to support Member States to improve cancer control and care. On the occasion of World Cancer Day, the Commission is taking the first step by launching an EU wide public consultation on Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan. This video stockshot provides illustration footage of cancer prevention and treatments in hospitals and EU-funded projects supporting research into innovative cancer cures. Source: Audiovisual Unit - EC

Infoclip: Cancer Treatments

This stockshot illustrates a radiotherapy room and scans of patients in the University clinic of Saint-Luc in Brussels, Belgium.

Infoclip: Protection from electromagnetic fields in the medical area

This infoclip illustrates various kinds of tobacco products. It also shows people smoking and an exterior shot of a Ministry of Health.

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