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Stakeholder Dialogue Session on Risk Assessment

The Health and Consumers Directorate General of the European Commission organises on 20 November 2009 the third edition of a stakeholder dialogue session with the members of its scientific Committees SCCS, SCHER and SCENIHR.
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Launch of new Pandemic H1N1 site

The Pandemic H1N1 site has been reorganised in a modern, fresh and user-friendly layout.
In the Member States page you can find an interactive map that enables you to be informed on the campaigns, information materials of your country.
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First EU Health Journalist Prize Award Ceremony: annoucement of the winners
On 29 October, at a prize-giving ceremony in Brussels, Commissioner Androulla Vassiliou, announced the winners of the EU Health Prize for Journalists. The prize-initiative aims to stimulate high quality journalism on health and to draw the journalist's attention on themes of the Europe for Patients campaign.
A booklet containing the English translations of the 27 shortlisted articles plus information on the finalists and national and EU jury members is available on the Journalist prize website
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Commission announces a new strategy on "Combating HIV/AIDS in the European Union and Neighbouring Countries, 2009-2013"
A new Commission communciation was approved on 26 October 2009 which sets out priorities to tackle HIV/AIDS across Europe in the coming years. The Commission strategy aims to contribute
- to reduce new HIV infections across all European countries by 2013,
- to improve access to prevention, treatment, care and support and
- to improve the quality of life of people living with, affected by or most vulnerable to HIV/AIDS in the European Union and neighbouring countries.
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Solidarity in health. Commission announces plans to tackle health inequalities
A Commission Communication was adopted on 20 October which sets out actions that the European Commission will take to help address health inequalities including:
- Collaboration with national authorities, regions and other bodies
- assessment of the impact of EU policies on health inequalities to ensure that they help reduce them where possible.
- regular statistics and reporting on the size of inequalities in the EU and on successful strategies to reduce them.
- better information on EU funding to help national authorities and other bodies address the inequalities.
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Influenza at the interface between humans and animals

The Commissioner for Health, Androulla Vassiliou, together with Swedish Minister for Elderly Care and Public Health, Maria Larsson, will open the conference entitled "Influenza at the interface between humans and animals" on Friday 30 October in the Charlemagne building in Brussels. More information on the conference and on the registration process can be found here.
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Open Consultation from DG Development: Issues Paper - The EU role in Global Health
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At the European Health Forum Gastein conference from 30 September to 3 October 2009 in Bad Hofgastein/Austria, a Joint Parallel Forum session on Tackling Health Inequalities in Europe was hosted by DG Health & Consumers and DG Research. The programme outline - main aim and objectives - and all presentations were published now
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Cancer
Launch of the European Partnership for Action Against Cancer, 29 September 2009
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Mental Health
EU Thematic Conference "Promotion of Mental Health and Well-being of Children and Young People- Making it happen" 29th- 30th September, Stockholm
Organised by European Commission and Swedish Ministry of Health and Social Affairs under the auspices of the Swedish Presidency
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Influenza - Latest news. Avian Influenza
Influenza - Latest news.
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