Four years after its adoption, Europe's Beating Cancer Plan is making a positive impact on people's lives by boosting collaboration and forging a path towards better prevention, early detection, treatment and care as well as improving the quality of life of cancer patients and survivors.

MELODIC aims to promote mental health and well-being of young adults with cancer diagnosis, and their family/caregivers by improving screening, early detection, and efficient and person-centered management of mental health needs during the first year after their cancer diagnosis.

The number of people living with cancer in the EU is increasing due to the ageing population and lower cancer mortality. Large differences in cancer incidence and mortality persist across countries, with wide disparities between high- and low-income countries, higher rates among men than women...

The number of people living with cancer in the EU is increasing due to the ageing population and lower cancer mortality. Large differences in cancer incidence and mortality persist across countries, with wide disparities between high- and low-income countries, higher rates among men than women...

By enhancing breast, cervical, and colorectal cancer screening, and introducing new programs for lung, prostate, and gastric cancers, the project supports Europe's Beating Cancer Plan through AI, personalized approaches, and robust quality assurance.

Europe is a hub of innovation, science, and industry but it faces tough global competition. To stay competitive and lead in technology, the EU needs stronger, more focused public investment to support businesses and attract private funding throughout the entire investment journey.

By supporting learning, cultural exchange, audiovisual works, free media, and promoting democratic values and fundamental rights, the EU helps people gain skills, connect across borders and better understand one another, encouraging civic and democratic engagement. These investments strengthen...

European Commission proposes €6.7 billion for the Euratom Research and Training Programme for the years 2028-2032. The objective: pursue research into safe and innovative nuclear technologies with the potential, among other things, to unleash ample sustainable energy, strengthening Europe's...

The Commission is proposing EUR 81 billion in the area of Home Affairs to make Europe safer and more secure, to equip the EU with stronger external borders and to implement a fair and firm migration management system. This triples funding compared to the previous budget period.