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Long COVID Awareness Day (15 March 2026)
With support from the European Union, WHO Europe has co‑created Long COVID myth-busters with patients and experts, pairing harmful myths with real stories.
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DG HERA launches "Prepared, not Panicked: The Health Crisis Podcast"
The first episode features Commissioner Hadja Lahbib discussing how the EU can move from crisis response to sustained preparedness.
viroLOGICAL with Florian Krammer
ESWI Board Florian Krammer is a virologist and vaccine developer. In his podcast viroLOGICAL he will talk about viruses on a weekly basis – from historical pandemics to current developments.
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International Day for Epidemic Preparedness: How EU funding is boosting Europe’s readiness for future health emergencies
27 December is observed as International Day for Epidemic Preparedness, highlighting the crucial need to prevent, detect and effectively respond to health threats that can become epidemics.
Flu season is coming for Europe. How bad could it be this year?
It’s difficult to predict just how severe the influenza season will be each year, but public health experts say it could be harsh in Europe due to lagging vaccination rates and early signals from far-flung countries such as Japan and Australia.
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10th ESWI Influenza Conference 2025
Satellite Symposium Communicating for Change – Innovative Strategies to Boost Adult Immunisation
Check out this SPI session from ESWI2025.
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10th ESWI Influenza Conference 2025
ECaS Workshop Sharpens Communication Skills in Valencia
The European Scientific Working Group on Influenza (ESWI) opened its 10th Influenza Conference with a lively and inspiring start! Among the great sessions of the day, the Workshop on Communicating Science was held for Early Career Scientists (ECaS).
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The real cost of health misinformation and how fact-checkers work to address it
Health misinformation poses a threat not only to individuals’ health and wellbeing but also to public health more broadly, and it carries steep economic costs.