The European Parliament launched its revised EU pharmaceutical package in the first quarter of 2023. The fragmentation of EU health research and development, a lack of transparency and a disparity between public investment and clinical output are among the weaknesses identified. Possible solutions include the creation of a large-scale European biomedical infrastructure, and a series of targeted strategies to improve the coordination of EU health research and reprioritise areas of healthcare with unmet therapeutic needs.

Towards a new EU pharmaceutical strategy - English

Conference on the Future of Europe - Panel 3 ' Climate change, Environment / Health ' in Natolin, Warsaw

Conference on the Future of Europe - Panel 3 ‘ Climate change, environment/health ‘ in Natolin, Warsaw

Conference on the Future of Europe - Panel 3   ' Climate change, Environment / Health ' in Natolin, Warsaw.

Conference on the Future of Europe - European Citizens’ Panel “Climate change, environment/health [15161]

Conference on the Future of Europe (CoFoE) in Warsaw, Poland on Friday January 07, 2022.

Conference on the Future of Europe - Panel 3 “Climate change, environment/health in Natolin, Warsaw

ENVI Committee - New GM techniques in the food sector: impacts on health and the environment?

David SASSOLI, EP President participates at the 49th Social week of Italians Catholics on health, environment and work

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Plenary session Week 24 2017 in Strasbourg - Energy efficiency labelling - Compensation for wrongly labelled energy-related products - Binding annual greenhouse gas emission reductions to meet commitments under the Paris Agreement

Plenary session week 48 2015 in Strasbourg        EU Strategic framework on health and safety at work 2014-2020 - Report: Ole Christensen (A8-0312/2015)

A customs officer opens a luggage with smuggled cigarette packs at the Eleftherios Venizelos airport repository in Athens, Greece.

Man drinking water

On 27 November 2024, during the plenary session in Brussels; MEPs discuss the Commission's proposal for a Council recommendation on smoke and aerosol-free environments, to replace Council Recommendation 2009/C296/02.The proposed recommendation calls on Member States to extend the coverage of smoke free environment policies to key outdoor areas, including: outdoor recreational areas for children (public playgrounds, amusement parks, swimming pools, zoos and other similar outdoor spaces); outdoor areas connected to healthcare and education premises (hospitals, health centres, schools, training centres); outdoor areas associated to a place of work; public buildings; service establishments (restaurants, bars, cafés); transport stops and stations (bus, tram, train, airports). It also recommends that Member States extend smoke-free policies to emerging products such as electronic cigarettes.

Infoclip: Protecting EU citizens from tobacco smoke and aerosol exposure

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