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At the 15th CCI Europe Conference in Budapest, the EU4H3I side event gathered survivors, parents, advocates, and professionals to explore how One Health and Brain Health can inform survivorship care. The session highlighted disparities in care, education gaps, and the lack of survivor-specific guidance, advocating for more inclusive, contextual, and precise health strategies.
The EU is at a critical juncture. Rising rates of brain disorders, non-communicable diseases (NCDs), and survivorship challenges — especially among childhood cancer survivors — demand a comprehensive and future-facing health strategy.
Traditional approaches to treating brain disorders often fail to account for individual variability, leading to ineffective treatments and adverse effects.
Climate and health issues are interconnected, both contributing to peace. In this event, the panel discussion objective was to highlight why Health is a factor of Peace and to explain how the One Sustainable Health (OSH) approach, championed, among others, by the young generation of the OSH Forum, contributes to peace. https://fondation-usdt.org/en/next-generation-sustainable-health-and-peace/
The “One Sustainable Health” approach is based on the idea that beyond targeted responses to individual health challenges, a more consistent and holistic approach is therefore required more than ever. https://fondation-usdt.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/Policy-Brief-Blended-Finance-pour-site-OSH.pdf
On March 14 and 15, 2025, the University celebrated its 20th anniversary under the theme “NATURE = FUTURE”. https://fondation-usdt.org/en/universite-de-la-terre-2025-changing-our-lifestyles-to-heal-humanity/
4 recommendations and 28 actions for humanitarians, researchers, policy makers and donors to protect people, animals, plants and ecosystems. https://fondation-usdt.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/GHF-Policy-Brief-2025-1.pdf
The Université de la terre is a unique European gathering dedicated to reflection, sharing, and debate to inspire action.
Serge Goldman highlights the importance of considering individual variability, including not just genes, environment, and lifestyle but also life experience and development. He emphasizes the potential of precision medicine to tailor treatments, save drugs by correctly classifying patients, and move beyond symptom-based categories by using “omics” data, artificial intelligence, and connectomics. He also points out … Read more
The report highlights EBC’s activities and achievements in advocacy, projects, collaborations, and publications related to brain health at the national, European, and global levels.