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European Public Health Alliance
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While EU4Health operating grants return, funding and decision-making must improve
The European Public Health Alliance (EPHA) welcomes the approval of the 2026 EU4Health Work Programme and the return of €1.8 million in operating grants (OPGs) for health civil society organisations (CSOs).
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A common approach to screening can change the course of cardiovascular health, but not without strengthening upstream prevention and care
EU cardiovascular screening can improve early detection, but stronger prevention, integrated care and healthier environments are essential to reduce cardiovascular risk.
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A walk, a dance, a song: by doctor’s prescription
Social prescribing connects people with non-clinical sources of support in their communities, reinforcing mental and physical wellbeing.
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Beyond prescribing: rebuilding the conditions to move
If we need a formal referral to access meaningful activities, something has gone wrong in the world the model is trying to repair.
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Green Social Prescribing for Youth Mental Health
Europe cannot afford to overlook accessible, preventive, and sustainable approaches to improving youth wellbeing.
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The best social prescription is a healthy living environment
Knowledge alone does not determine behaviour - our surroundings, opportunities, income and social norms matter enormously.
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Arts, belonging and the search for meaning: a human solution to clinical mental health approaches
Public Health, like the arts, as a discipline helps people not only live healthier lives, but to feel common cause with each other and reinforce our common humanity.
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Social prescribing: have we invested in the prescription, but not the place?
NHS-funded demand for community services requires sustainable community infrastructure on which social prescribing depends.
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Commitment without accountability: what is the EU Agri-Food Code delivering?
This report maps commitments made under the EU Agri-Food Code’s objective on “Healthy, balanced and sustainable diets for all European consumers”.
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PLAN’EAT Final Conference Harvest
Polina Sokolkina captures the main arguments, tensions and questions that emerged in the Final Conference of Horizon Europe project PLAN'EAT.
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SOTEU 2026: resilience needs healthy people and a strong civil society
How do people and their health fit into the next chapter of the European project?
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Together for EU Health Civil Society – 187 organisations call for sustainable EU support
Along with 186 other organisations, EPHA is calling for the reinstatement of EU4Health Operating Grants for European health civil society.
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On Clean Air Day, the EU Healthy Air Coalition is leading a call, joined by over 30 health organisations, for a fossil fuel phase-out to protect health
European and global health organisations call on EU leaders to swiftly phase out fossil fuels.
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A forward-looking EU Tobacco Control Framework: EPHA’s recommendations
EPHA has responded to the European Commission's public consultation on the revision of the EU Tobacco Control Framework and published a new position paper.
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More than just a stakeholder perspective: Health should define livestock resilience in post-2027 CAP
The principle is simple: public support should deliver public value.
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EPHA joins EU Healthy Air Coalition statement calling for a fossil fuel phase-out
The statement urges EU decision-makers to put health at the heart of climate, energy and clean air policies by committing to a swift and just transition away from fossil fuels.
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EPHA strategy 2026-2030: a roadmap for collaborative public health action
Building on 30 years of health and equity advocacy, EPHA develops its new strategic direction.
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Beyond prevention: Why Europe should invest in Positive Mental Health in schools
European schools should focus on building positive mental health and resilience in students, rather than just diagnosing and treating mental health problems after they appear.