The FEAM team is delighted to invite you to the next ONE HEALTH Conference organized in joint collaboration with the Spiru Haret University and the Romanian Academy of Medical Sciences.
Executive President of the Conference:
Prof. Nicolae MANOLESCU, PhD, DVM
Honorary Presidents of the Conference:
Prof. George GRIFFIN, PhD, MD
Prof. André-Laurent PARODI, PhD, DVM
Official website of the ONE HEALTH Conference
Policy session Programme organized by FEAM
EU-LIFE, EuroScience and Wellcome have recently launched a petition calling for an agreement on scientific collaboration between the UK and the EU to avoid potential disruptive effects from Brexit. They are encouraging people across Europe to sign the petition.
For more information and to sign the petition, visit the following webpage: openpetition.eu/dealforscience
New EASAC report “The imperative of climate action to protect human health in Europe” highlights an alarming range of health risks due to climate change, and the benefits of rapid phase out of fossil fuels
In this landmark report, the European Academies’ Science Advisory Council (EASAC) focuses on the consequences of climate change for human health in Europe and the benefits of acting now to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in order to stabilise the climate.
As one of the five academic partners involved in the EU-funded project SAPEA, FEAM has acted as lead network in two recent projects: A scientific perspective on microplastics in nature and society, which evidence review report was published in January 2019, and Transforming the future of ageing, which report will follow soon. Additional information about the previous event can be found here.
“Society must tackle the challenges presented by ageing in every generation – not left until old age”, this is the key conclusion of a major new Evidence Review Report entitled Transforming the Future of Ageing, that will be published by SAPEA and lead by FEAM. The report reviews the best evidence on what public policies might help EU countries to achieve inclusive, fair and sustainable health and social care in the future. The best way to improve life outcomes in old age is to anticipate and tackle them in youth and middle age.
Public events will be organized in the coming months to present the overview of the report:
