Participation at the inaugural ISEO 2026 (International Society of Exercise Oncology) conference in Heidelberg (Germany), 22/23/07-2026: Dr. Stephanie Otto (PhD) and colleagues from Ulm University Hospital, the Comprehensive Cancer Center Ulm (CCCU), the Technical University Munich, and international partners presented three abstracts at the ISEO (International Society of Exercise Oncology) Conference 2026 in Heidelberg, alongside…
NEWSLETTER July 2026 From the editor Chasing cooler climates with warmer ideas by Lars Münter Europeans used to travel south for summer heat; this year, many are heading north to escape it – one small sign of how far climate change now reaches into health. Summer 2026 exposes the gaps of our ability to transform…
NEWSLETTER March 2026 Advancing Women’s Health – Celebrating Transformation From the editor From invisible to essential: rethinking women’s health in Europe For decades, modern medicine has claimed to serve everyone. But in reality, it has too often been built around a narrow definition of the “default patient”: white male. This long-standing bias has left women…
In this podcast, Caroline Whyte spoke with Roisin Markham and Jennifer Brandsberg-Engelmann about their recommendations on revising the Leaving Certificate Economic curriculum. Roisin is the founder and network steward of the Irish Doughnut Economics Network, and the co-founder and director of BDT Consultancy. Jennifer worked for many years as a secondary school economics and social…
Working Together4Health – an obvious goal for stakeholders in the health ecosystem, but sometimes still a strategic challenge. It was therefore also the title of the Danish EU Presidency conference September 16-18 in Aalborg, Denmark. Read more about it here During the conference EHFF and Nordic Wellbeing Academy co-hosted a workshop session with Natasha Azzopardi…
Futures from past to present In our EHFF Newsletter, posted October 23rd, I promised a review of EHFF’s changing view of the future over the 15 years or so that EHFF has identified as a futures organisation. Here’s the sixth and final lever for change in the process of healthcare transformation that we had identified.…
In our EHFF Newsletter, posted October 23rd, I promised a review of EHFF’s changing view of the future over the 15 years or so that EHFF has identified as a futures organisation. Here’s the fifth of the levers for change in the process of healthcare transformation that we had identified. Health and wellbeing As more…
Futures from past to present In our EHFF Newsletter, posted October 23rd, I promised a review of EHFF’s changing view of the future over the 15 years or so that EHFF has identified as a futures organisation. Here’s the fourth of the levers for change in the process of healthcare transformation that we had identified.…
In our EHFF Newsletter, posted October 23rd, I promised a review of EHFF’s changing view of the future over the 15 years or so that EHFF has identified as a futures organisation. Here’s the third of the levers for change in the process of healthcare transformation that we had identified. eHealth: for the WHO, eHealth…
From the editors Connecting Practice, Research & Policy Nearly 1 in 3 women and girls in the WHO European Region will experience physical or sexual violence in their lifetime (see). And despite this and a steep rise in cyberbullying and AI-driven deepfakes, 1.8 billion women and girls have no legal protection about digital…