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EACEA’s newsletter is out!
The second edition of the EACEA newsletter has been launched! Discover funding opportunities, new video tutorial, programme updates, our latest publications, upcoming events and much more.
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The EBA proposes simplifications to the EU bank capital framework in a holistic manner to strengthen its efficiency
The European Banking Authority (EBA) continues to execute on its simplification and efficiency programme. After proposals in April to reduce the reporting burden for banks and for a simpler stress-test in...
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87/Mardi 16 juin 2026 00:00:00 CEST : nul – Arrêt de la Cour dans les affaires jointes
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ECDC 20th anniversary a milestone in efforts to strengthen health security in Europe: annual activity report
“2025 marked our 20th anniversary, an opportunity to reflect on two decades of strengthening health security in Europe and also a year of many achievements that we will continue to...
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Major sporting events could offer a public health role for nursing students
For most observers, the World Cup is about soccer, national pride and global celebration. But for host cities, it’s also a public health event. Here’s how nursing students could help.
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La maladie rénale est aussi une maladie du cerveau
Les personnes dont les reins sont malades ont davantage de risque de développer des troubles cognitifs. En effet, les dysfonctionnements rénaux ont aussi des effets sur le cerveau.
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Three men’s health drugs that were originally designed for a different purpose
Sometimes medical breakthroughs come from unexpected places.
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The overlooked Virginia Woolf novel about to hit cinemas – Night and Day
Critically slated for not being modernist enough, Night and Day is a reappraisal.
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SARS-CoV-2, mpox, chikungunya, hantavirus, Ebola… Pourquoi les émergences virales se multiplient-elles ?
Source: The Conversation – in French – By Yannick Simonin, Virologiste spécialiste en surveillance et étude des maladies virales émergentes. Professeur des Universités, Université de Montpellier L’actualité virale pour le...
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La catastrophe qui tarde : pourquoi les humains semblent-ils vivre mieux sur une planète qui se dégrade ?
Source: The Conversation – France (in French) – By Jean-Michel Salles, Directeur de recherche en Economie de l’environnement, Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) Les climats se dérèglent, les...