October 14, 2026, marks the launch of Europe's first-ever Cancer Literacy Day. Initiated by the European CURTAIN Project and backed by a broad network of healthcare organizations, this annual observance is dedicated to reducing health inequalities by ensuring everyone has equitable access to reliable cancer information. Cancer literacy goes beyond knowing medical facts; it is […]
Protecting Health Data. Enabling Innovation. Building Trust. The European Health Data Protection Congress (EHDPC) is Europe’s leading independent forum dedicated to the governance, protection and responsible use of health data. Over three days, regulators, healthcare providers, pharmaceutical companies, research institutions, technology leaders, Data Protection Officers, Chief Data Officers, legal experts and policy-makers will come together […]
eCAN Pulse is a monthly opportunity for the eCAN Plus scientific community to share and discuss work developed within the Joint Action, exchange ideas, and learn from each other. Organised by WP1 – Coordination, this initiative encourages all project members to take the floor and showcase their contributions to eCAN Plus. The initiative hosts one-hour […]
The International Brain Tumour Awareness Week is an annual awareness initiative dedicated to increasing understanding of brain tumours and highlighting the challenges faced by people affected by these conditions. The week brings attention to the importance of research, early diagnosis, access to appropriate treatment and support for patients, families and caregivers. It also provides an […]
World Neuroendocrine Tumour Awareness Day, observed annually on 10 November, raises awareness of neuroendocrine tumours (NETs) and the challenges associated with their diagnosis and treatment. Neuroendocrine tumours are a diverse group of cancers that can develop in different organs and may vary considerably in their behaviour, symptoms and treatment. Their often non-specific symptoms can make […]
The European Health Union emerged in the midst of the pandemic. It aimed to better protect citizens' health, boost the resilience of healthcare systems and improve the preparedness of EU countries for future health crises. The Health Union has delivered many tangible results: 🔹Stronger health security measures, to better respond to future crises – including […]
