Doctor and nurse working in the intensive care unit of a clinic.

Doctor working in the intensive care unit of a clinic.

Doctor and nurses working in the intensive care unit of a clinic.

Air pollution continues to be the number one environmental cause of early death in the EU with around 300 000 premature deaths per year, with the most harmful being particulate matter (PM2.5, PM10), NO2 (nitrogen dioxide), SO2 (sulphur dioxide) and O3 (ozone). The draft report by Javi LOPEZ (S&D, ES) on ambient air quality and cleaner air for Europe sets stricter 2030 limits relative to the Commission proposal to ensure that air quality in the EU is not harmful to human health, natural ecosystems and biodiversity. MEPs also want to increase the number of air quality sampling points and harmonise currently-fragmented air quality indices to provide better information to citizens. This infoclip illustrates air pollution, an air quality sampling station and tests for pulmonary capacity and airborne allergies.

Infoclip: Ambient air quality

The Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) is a temporary instrument that is the centrepiece of NextGenerationEU funds - the EU’s plan to emerge stronger and more resilient from the current crisis. Spain has received 69.5 billion euros from these funds, becoming the EU Member State receiving the most funds. The country has invested 796 million euros of the RRF in the acquisition of high-tech equipment in hospitals for the recovery of the National Health System under the Investment Plan for High-Tech Equipment (INVEAT). The incorporation of the equipment has made it possible to improve the diagnostic safety for patients, especially in cardiovascular imaging and nuclear medicine. This infoclip illustrates new equipment purchased at the Hospital Clínico San Carlos in Madrid, financed with the RRF: a MRI, two Spectral CT and an angiography.

Infoclip: Acquisition of equipment in hospitals - Recovery and Resilience Facility - Madrid (Spain)

This infoclip illustrates the start of the vaccine campaign in Bucharest, Romania, after that the first coronavirus vaccine was approved in the European Union on 21/12/2020. Ursula VON DER LEYEN, President of the EC, declared December 27, 28 and 29 as the EU vaccination days for rolling out protections against COVID-19 (coronavirus).

Infoclip: Coronavirus - First vaccinations, Romania

This infoclip illustrates the arrival of Romanian medical delegation for their come back to Romania, the arrival of the Medical equipment shipped from Bucharest to Milano, the RescEU operation, a statement by George Gabriel BOLOGAN, Romanian ambassador in Italy and the Departure of the Romanian medical delegation to Bucharest

Infoclip: Covid-19 - Masks delivery to Italy via the rescEU capacity

This infoclip shows a Romanian medical delegation sent to Italy for help in the context of the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak. EU countries are showing solidarity during this crucial period.

Infoclip: Covid-19 - Romanian medical team helps Italy

This video presents general views of Milan, Cremona, Bergamo, and Perugia in Italy, during the Coronavirus outbreak (Covid 19); empty parks and children playgrounds, desert subway stations and airport, queues at supermarkets and pharmacies, protective masks manufacturing, as well as hospital emergency services.

Infoclip: Coronavirus - Italy

This infoclip illustrates vaccination for babies : medical examination and vaccines given as an injection in the upper arm or the thigh. Differents vaccines are stocked in a fridge.

Infoclip: Vaccines in the EU

This infoclip illustrates a consultation point for young children in Brussels. This public institution (Office of Birth and Childhood - ONE) develops birth and childhood policies. Parents come with their baby for a medical consultation. The objective is preventive care and consists of checking up on the child’s good health.

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