Hungarian presidency to prioritise cardiovascular disease

Cardiovascular health is high on Hungarian Presidency's agenda

On July 4, 2024, the Hungarian EU presidency convened a pivotal conference on cardiovascular health, with a strong emphasis on weaving the ...

Hungarian Presidency: seizing the momentum for advancing ...

Hungary assumed the Presidency of the Council of the EU in July 2024 and set the stage for significant advancements in cardiovascular care across Europe.

Hungarian presidency to prioritise cardiovascular disease, pharma

Hungary will aim for EU level agreements on countering cardiovascular disease and organ donation as well as progressing new pharmaceutical ...

Hungarian Presidency debriefs EP committees on priorities | News

Péter Takács, Secretary of State for Health, highlighted, as priorities, adopting Council conclusions on cardiovascular diseases and renewing EU ...

Cardiovascular disease tops Hungary's health agenda for EU ...

In this week's Health Brief we look at the health priorities of the Hungarian Presidency of the Council.

EU presidency to host a High-Level EU Conference on ...

“I have spent my entire career treating patients with cardiovascular disease, but making a cardiovascular health plan a national and European ...

Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union

The Hungarian presidency's health priorities are to continue ... and take action on cardiovascular diseases (CVDs) and organ donations and ...

What to Expect From Hungary's EU Presidency?

From a broader public health perspective, cardiovascular disease prevention is a priority for Hungary, and the presidency intends to adopt ...

Cardiovascular health: urgent action needed on EU's #1 killer - EFPIA

Conference on Cardiovascular Health organised by the Hungarian Presidency ... The Council Conclusions and future CVH plans should prioritise ...

Hungarian Ministry of Health in collaboration with the European ...

This leadership opportunity allows us to spearhead initiatives that prioritize heart health at the highest levels of policy and public discourse ...

Hungarian Council presidency to prioritise cardiovascular disease ...

Hungarian Council presidency to prioritise cardiovascular disease, pharma reform ... Hungary will aim for EU level agreements on countering ...

Hungarian Council Presidency's Programme - VPH Institute

Health is still highly prioritised within the Hungary Presidency, which aims to focus on tackling cardiovascular diseases, continue ...

The Hungarian Council Presidency's priorities in the Health Sector

Tackling with cardiovascular diseases, renewing the EU cooperation on organ donations and transplants, the fight against smoking, ...

Hungary to prioritize Healthcare developments thanks to EU ...

The government of Hungary approved increased financial support worth of HUF 88 billion (USD 248m) to the capital city of Budapest and its ...

Event urges inclusion of heart failure in a European Cardiovascular ...

On 22 October, the Hungarian Society of Cardiology Working Group on Heart Failure and Myocardial Diseases hosted an event in Budapest to ...

Hungary to address gender gap in proposed EU cardiovascular plan

The Hungarian Presidency will address gender inequalities in cardiovascular diseases as part of its EU Cardiovascular Health (CVH) Plan.

Hungary kicked off its EU... - WHO Regional Office for Europe

Hungary kicked off its EU Presidency with a High-Level Conference on Cardiovascular Health held on July 3-4 in Budapest.

Prioritising healthy eating to prevent cardiovascular diseases

The Hungarian Presidency of the Council's concept paper highlights the critical role of CVD prevention, advocating for an environment that ...

The European Alliance for Cardiovascular Health (EACH) welcomes ...

EACH strongly supports the EPP manifesto and the commitment by the upcoming Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the EU to prioritise ...

A Landmark Event Under Hungary's EU Presidency

In his opening speech, the Hungarian Minister of State for Health, Dr. Péter Takács, introduces the need for a 'heart friendly Europe', and ...