Appeal to President von der Leyen to Appoint a Vice-President for Health, Wellbeing, and Social Rights DiCE and 30 organisations brought together by the EU4Health Civil Society Alliance have published a letter to European Commission President-Elect […]

Von der Leyen's Reelection Could Mean Continuity, Yet Shifts in Health Priorities May Impact Cancer Funding We have come to the end of one political cycle and Ursula von der Leyen has been re-elected as the President of the European Commission. At the time […]

Do You Want to Have a Say in which Treatments Will Be Available in EU Countries? Get involved in EU HTA What is the EU HTA Regulation? Health Technology Assessment (HTA) is the process of assessing the added value of new health technologies (e.g. […]

Will the New European Parliament be a Healthy One? So, the dust has settled after the European elections, and now, frantic bargaining begins on who will have what position and which Committees will […]

Uniting for Liver Health: DiCE Advances Dialogue at the 59th EASL Congress in Milan Digestive Cancers Europe was an active participant in the 59th edition of the European Association for the Study of the Liver Congress in Milan from […]

Putting a Spotlight on Digestive Cancers in the Polish Parliament On May 21, DiCE, together with our Polish member organisation EuropaColon Poland Foundation, had the pleasure of voicing the concerns of digestive […]

Advancing Right to be Forgotten It is usually a safe bet to say something important should be announced when you see two Commissioners on an event agenda. However, that was not the […]

DiCE Highlights the Need for Timely Access to Medicines at the 20th Biosimilars Conference in Amsterdam We were glad to contribute to the discussions on the best ways to future-proof access to much-needed cancer medicines. Over the next 10 years, […]

European Elections to Transform the Health Agenda In the coming weeks, some of us might notice more electoral activities at the national and European levels. The European elections campaign will be […]

Health Data and Pharma Package Move Forward One cannot deny that the European legislative process might be tedious and cumbersome, but there is nothing like a bit of drama in last-minute deals […]

OECD Report Confirms Inequalities in Cancer OECD, in cooperation with the European Commission, published the latest data on cancer in the EU27, Norway and Iceland (EU+2). The report addresses […]

European Commission is Looking for Experts in CRC The European Commission is looking for experts in CRC (pathology, radiation oncology and nursing). The main objective of the European Commission […]

European Union Steps Up its Efforts to Eliminate Liver Cancer The European Commission presented Recommendations to support Members States in their efforts to prevent cancer through vaccination, it is a part of […]

Manifesto for a Healthier Europe DiCE, together with the EU Health Coalition, urges future EU leaders to prioritise health and life sciences. Ahead of next year’s European […]

Calling on EU Institutions to Address the Growing Burden of Digestive Cancers Our CEO, Zorana Maravic, joined United European Gastroenterology (UEG) on 26 April at the European Parliament in Brussels to call for more action to […]

Health Is Local – DiCE Members Organise National Policy Events We find ourselves in an interesting conundrum regarding health policy and EU legal powers. On the one hand, European Institutions have only a […]

<strong>How Is Your Country Doing? Launch of European Country Cancer Profiles</strong> Together with nearly 200 participants, DiCE joined the online launch of Country Cancer Profiles on the European Cancer Inequalities Registry. The […]

<strong>European Commission Gathered Evidence on Vaccine-preventable Cancers</strong>