Appealing flavours, but hidden dangers. Shameless manipulation of our children, for industry profit. Every day, tobacco and nicotine industries use carefully engineered products and deceptive tactics ...

More than 12 million cancer survivors are expected to live in Europe—and many of them hope to return to work. But finding a way back into the workplace is not always straightforward.

Life after cancer treatment often means adjusting to a ‘new normal’. Completing treatment is an important milestone, yet it signals the start of another journey filled with physical, emotional,…

Discover EU-funded projects that are contributing to ensuring that cancer patients across the EU have the same access to high quality care, diagnosis and treatment, regardless of where they live.

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The European Week Against Cancer takes place between 25 and 31 May. Explore a selection of EU-funded projects, some of which have concluded since last year’s European Week Against Cancer. Managed by H...

The European Code Against Cancer focuses on actions that describes actions that individuals can take to reduce their risk of developing cancer.

foodwatch has tested products on sale in France, the Netherlands and Germany, and for a first time also included products from Austria and Belgium. 19 products have been found to contain the particula...

Children with cancer can’t wait for new drugs. ITCC-P4 is accelerating how quickly they come to the market.