Medics for Clean Air are members of the medical community from across Europe who are speaking out about this public health and climate emergency. We are excited to announce the launch of a series of video interviews with healthcare champions, showcasing their impact in driving positive change towards healthcare decarbonisation. Dr Ole Johan Bakke is a GP and Public Health specialist in Norway, and works with the Standing Committee of European Doctors. Listen to Ole Johan and Cale talk about the intersection of the healthcare system and decarbonisation, and healthcare staff should think about issues of sustainability, locally and globally.

Blending online learning with onsite training in Vienna, Austria, our programme has been designed with insights from accomplished female founders and addresses the unique obstacles encountered by women entrepreneurs.

On #HSPCDay2024, the Minister for Health acknowledges and thanks the 21,000 Health and Social Care Professionals working in our public health and social care service treating and helping patients everyday. @HSELive @WeHSCPs TRANSCRIPT: Hi there. I want to mark Health and Social Care Professional Day by acknowledging and thanking all of you - all of our Health and Social Care Professionals working right across our health and our social care services. This year's theme, Health and Social Care Professionals Working in Partnership” - it really resonates with me as we begin implementing the Health Regions and reforms to achieve what we all want: universal healthcare - a country where all patients can get the care they need, when they need it. Partnership and integration are going to be vital in achieving this goal. I am fully committed to building and supporting the development of the healthcare workforce. This includes supporting the retention and the skill development of Health and Social Care Professionals. We made good progress over the last year in particular. I appointed the Chief Health and Social Care Professional Officer in May of last year. Work is continuing to develop policy on the introduction of advanced practice roles. But what we're looking at first is allowing trained physiotherapists, appropriately trained physiotherapists, to refer their patients for X-rays or radiological procedures. I've met with a lot of health and social care professionals. I've met with them across many different areas of hospitals and community settings. I hear consistently that expanding your scope of practice, embracing leadership roles and driving innovation to support your work will make a real difference to your patients. Working together, we want to ensure that we reduce hospital waiting times, help patients avoid hospitals, streamline care for chronic illnesses and of course improve the patient experience. Increasingly, the supply of health and social care professional graduates is essential. We've made important progress in increasing the number of student training places across Medicine, Nursing, Midwifery and Health and Social Care Professionals. We're going to continue with expanding these college places. Finally, can I use this opportunity on Health and Social Care Professional Day to thank you all. Thank you for your knowledge, your commitment, your enthusiasm, your skill and the care and professionalism that you bring to treating and caring for your patients, which we all know you demonstrate every single day. Have a great day.

From unlocking hidden biomarkers to streamlining administrative burdens, AI will improve patient care and redefine the role of physicians. I have 10 predictions for healthcare AI, coming from four distinct facets of the healthcare spectrum.

We're thrilled to announce that all One Health EU agencies are joining the Use Your Vote campaign ahead of the European elections 2024! 🗳️ Voting is a powerful way to make your voice heard and influence the future of Europe. That's why we're launching a series of videos to promote the importance of voting. 📢🎥 What's more exciting? These videos are produced by our talented trainees from across the EU! 🌟🌍 Stay tuned as we roll out the video series. Remember, your vote counts! More info: https://elections.europa.eu/en/use-your-vote #EuropeanElections2024 @EEAvideos @emainfo @ECDC_EU @ECHA

This webinar marks the launch of EPHA’s position paper Addressing the health and care workforce crisis: ways forward for policymaking. Read the report here: https://epha.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/healthcare_workforce_epha_2024_v2.pdf The paper, developed in collaboration with EPHA members, provides an overview of the challenges of the health and care workforce and tackles them from a public health perspective, bringing forward recommendations for policymakers and relevant stakeholders. This is especially relevant in the context of the 2024 Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union, whose priorities include developing a health and care workforce strategy. Speakers: Clémentine Richer Delforge, Policy Manager at the European Public Health Alliance (EPHA) Pedro Facon, responsible for health workforce in the Belgian Presidency and Deputy Administrator-General of the Belgian National Institute for Health and Disability Insurance (RIZIV - INAMI) Mariëlle Bemelmans, Director at Wemos Giorgia Soldà, Advocacy Lead at the European Network of Medical Residents in Public Health (Euronet MRPH) Moderated by: Raymond Gemen, Head of Policy at the European Public Health Alliance (EPHA)

The NewAgVentures CEE Food Innovators Meetup in Warsaw, held on March 21, 2024, was a dynamic conference aimed at networking and showcasing the latest in agrifood innovation within Central and Eastern Europe. It featured engaging panels on AI in agrifood, net zero strategies, and emerging trends. Attendees included investors, startups, corporates, and experts who also enjoyed networking opportunities, expert insights, and innovative startup pitches. The event also introduced the State of the CEE FoodTech & AgriTech report, offering valuable insights into the region's agrifood ecosystem. You can download the report here: https://www.eitfood.eu/reports/the-state-of-the-cee-foodtech-agritech-report-2023-report Read more about NewAgVentures. CEE Food Innovators Meetup here: https://www.eitfood.eu/news/new-ag-ventures-meetup-unveils-cees-bright-horizon-in-agri-food-tech

One of the most frequently asked questions I get is whether AI will replace humans in healthcare. Well, I'll tell you my opinion in this video!

The constant buzz about groundbreaking technologies can be overwhelming. While these advancements are undeniably awe-inspiring, simply listing wow factors isn't enough. To navigate this landscape, we've identified a specific set of technologies, and I'll show them one by one. This is number 1. #themedicalfuturist #medicalfuturist #digitalhealth

The constant buzz about groundbreaking technologies can be overwhelming. While these advancements are undeniably awe-inspiring, simply listing wow factors isn't enough. To navigate this landscape, we've identified a specific set of technologies, and I'll show them one by one. This is number 2. #themedicalfuturist #medicalfuturist #digitalhealth

The food industry wants to maintain high food safety standards, but frequently does not have the training or experience necessary to achieve optimal safety outcomes. While regulations are changing to encourage better education for food professionals, current educational offerings do not always correspond to the learning style or needs of the industry. Designing relevant training opportunities, and courses with approachable content, is essential for food industry professionals to have a framework in place to ensure successful outcomes on-the-job. Download the Presentation Slides and Certificate of Attendance in the files library: https://www.ifsqn.com/forum/index.php/files/file/508-food-safety-for-food-professionals

In this webinar, you will learn how to effectively amend your budget in the Spring window. Agenda *Participants Management Updates* Dr Paula Almiron *Budget Amendment Timeline* Dr Chantal Brueggemann *Overview of the Process* Dr Chantal Brueggemann *Tutorial: Budget Amendment on Plaza* Giulia Marenghi

The constant buzz about groundbreaking technologies can be overwhelming. While these advancements are undeniably awe-inspiring, simply listing wow factors isn't enough. To navigate this landscape, we've identified a specific set of technologies, and I'll show them one by one. This is number 4. #themedicalfuturist #medicalfuturist #bloodpressure #digitalhealth

Our host, Matt Eastland, reflects on the highlights of Season 5 of The Food Fight Podcast, from discussions on farming roots to regenerative agriculture and sustainability innovations. Explore the world of automated pizza robots and the art of tasting Kraft chocolate with a flavour expert, and don’t miss our interview with ex-Love Islander and TikTok influencer Farmer Will Young. Meet EIT Food’s new CEO, Richard Zaltzman, and celebrate the entrepreneurs and technologies shaping a better food future.

The constant buzz about groundbreaking technologies can be overwhelming. While these advancements are undeniably awe-inspiring, simply listing wow factors isn't enough. To navigate this landscape, we've identified a specific set of technologies, and I'll show them one by one. This is number 4. #themedicalfuturist #medicalfuturist #digitalhealth

Concurrently with the public consultation process on the Novel Food draft guidance document, EFSA held this webinar with the following objectives: - Explaining the main elements of novelty in the updated guidance document - Illustrating the ongoing public consultation and providing guidance on how stakeholders can contribute input - Starting to address questions and requests for clarification received from stakeholders regarding the draft guidance document. For this purpose, the content of the webinar was tailored to align with the questions and clarification needs submitted by participants when registering for the event.  --- The current subtitles have been automatically produced by YouTube. EFSA does not accept any liability for mistakes or inaccuracies resulting from the transcribing process Subtitles are available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. Click on the setting button to select your preferred language subtitles and then click on “turn on captions” button in the lower right hand corner of the screen. Discover more about EFSA on our channels: ▪ Website: https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en ▪ Twitter: https://twitter.com/efsa_eu ▪ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/efsa ▪ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_healthenv_eu/

The constant buzz about groundbreaking technologies can be overwhelming. While these advancements are undeniably awe-inspiring, simply listing wow factors isn't enough. To navigate this landscape, we've identified a specific set of technologies, and I'll show them one by one. This is number 5. #themedicalfuturist #medicalfuturist #digitalhealth

Monday 25 March 2024 (12:00-13:00 CET) Hospitals today face a huge number of challenges, including new patterns of disease, rapidly evolving medical technologies, ageing populations and continuing budget constraints. The organization of hospitals and specialist services therefore need to change to meet these challenges. Consequently, many countries in Europe are implementing wholescale reforms of hospital networks and the experience in Denmark has served as an inspiration for some. But what can we lean from hospital reforms in other countries? What are the key factors for success? What are the key challenges? Are there overarching trends in hospital reform programmes in different countries? Join us to find out! Keynote: Karsten Vrangbæk, University of Copenhagen, Denmark (Keynote) Speakers: Agris Koppel, East-Tallinn Central Hospital, Estonia Karine Chevreul, National Institute of Health and Medical Research, France Reinhard Busse, University of Technology Berlin, Germany Moderators: Erica Richardson (European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies) & Astrid Eriksen (University of Technology Berlin) 00:00 Intro 04:15 Poll 05:18 Hospital centralization in Denmark 17:11 Poll results 18:32 Germany's ongoing hospital reform 26:35 Future of hospital care in Estonia 32:33 The GHT reform in France 39:13 Q&A

Kids can learn how to protect their skin against harmful sun rays by entering the @healthyireland7438 GetSunSmart! kids art competition. Launched by @hildegardenaughton with @HSEIreland National Cancer Control Programme, it's open for entries until May 31. https://www.gov.ie/en/press-release/c4563-minister-hildegarde-naughton-launches-annual-get-sunsmart-art-competition/ TRANSCRIPT: Calling all budding artists! The GetSunSmart! Art competition is now open for entries from primary school-aged children and pre-schoolers. Younger children can enter by colouring in the SunSmart picture. Children in older categories can draw their own picture, illustrating the SunSmart protective behaviours: Slip on clothing; Slop on sunscreen; Slap on a wide-brimmed hat; Seek shade; and Slide on sunglasses. The competition runs until Friday 31 May. See gov.ie/getsunsmart

Over the years, I've tested over a hundred digital health devices and technologies, so I thought I would provide you with the current landscape of the wearable revolution. So if you're looking for a device to improve your lifestyle or health management, this is the video for you!

☀️ It’s a lovely day today.. when you’re a trainee at the European Food Safety Authority 🇪🇺 in Parma, Italy! Do you want to become an EFSA Trainee? The current traineeship call is open until 29 April, so apply now! ✍️ Find out more in our #EFSATrainees highlight, where you can follow a full day in the life of the EFSA trainees! #EFSA #trainee #traineeship #eutraineeship #eucareers #EU #efsatraineeship #parma Apply here: https://europa.eu/!yPmHPC -- The current subtitles have been automatically produced by YouTube. EFSA does not accept any liability for mistakes or inaccuracies resulting from the transcribing process Subtitles are available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. Click on the setting button to select your preferred language subtitles and then click on “turn on captions” button in the lower right hand corner of the screen. Discover more about EFSA on our channels: ▪ Website: https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en ▪ Twitter: https://twitter.com/efsa_eu ▪ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/efsa ▪ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_healthenv_eu/

We have discussed Large Language Models (LLMs) like ChatGPT extensively on this channel before, but it's time to talk about something that's seemingly a less popular topic: Small Language Models or SLMs and how they could be employed in healthcare. In this short, minute-long video, I'll quickly explain the basics!

IJFST editor in chief Charles Brennan sits down for informal coffee conversations with authors to demystify their recent research articles. In this first video Charles talks to Dr. Lisa Newman and Dr. Julia Low at Bundoora RMIT University. He discusses their paper on eating behavior and the importance of sensory evaluation for balanced nutritional intake. Read Dr. Lisa Newman and Dr. Julia Low's paper published in the International Journal of Food Science & Technology for more information on how 'Sensory Play' can help children overcome barriers to eating unfamiliar fruits and vegetables.

Meet George Dedoussis, the coordinator of the BETTER4U project, as he shares his expertise and insights in this interview. For more information and updates, follow our channel SciFoodhealth on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/scifoodhealth/ and Twitter https://twitter.com/SciFoodhealth, and don't forget to check out the dedicated Instagram account https://www.instagram.com/Better4u_eu/. Stay connected to stay informed! #BETTER4U_EU

Meet Anders Eriksson, a team member of BETTER4U, as he shares his expertise and insights in this interview. For more information and updates, follow our channel SciFoodhealth on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/company/scifoodhealth/ and Twitter https://twitter.com/SciFoodhealth, and don't forget to check out the dedicated Instagram account https://www.instagram.com/Better4u_eu/. Stay connected to stay informed! #BETTER4U_EU

EIT Health supported consortium EDIT-B has launched the first blood test that can differentiate bipolar disorder from depression.

Inspired by Andy Cato's awakening to agriculture's impact, Wildfarmed adopts practices like crop diversity and minimal chemical usage, promising environmental sustainability and profitability. Join co-founder Edd Lees and The Food Fight Podcast’s host Matt Eastland as they dive into regenerative farming's potential to reshape agriculture.

In this practical, hands-on programme, discover the lifecycle of digital medical devices (DMDs) from unmet clinical needs to patient delivery.

Bangladesh is currently home to almost 1 million Rohingya refugees. Moriom is one of them. Together with her family, she fled mass violence and persecution in Myanmar's Rakhine State. Forced to leave behind her home, she now resides in the congested refugee camps of Cox’s Bazar, facing extreme weather, safety concerns, and limited access to education and work opportunities. Find out more about EU humanitarian support to Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh: https://europa.eu/!dT9tw4 #Bangladesh #Rohingya #Refugees #Myanmar Follow us on: Facebook: @ec.humanitarian.aid Instagram: @eu_echo X (Twitter): @eu_echo Mastodon: @EC_ECHO LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/eu-in-emergencies/ © European Union, 2024.

AI has been quite a trending topic in medicine and healthcare for a while now, and I know that sometimes it's hard to navigate all the noise. So I thought I'd show you some useful resources to use if you'd like to dive into the world of healthcare AI.

We are proud to introduce the 100 Questions and Answers About Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare eBook - your essential guide to understanding the integration of AI and medicine. In this era of rapid technological advancement, the healthcare industry is undergoing significant change. Picture a world where AI and automation seamlessly merge with patient care, reshaping how healthcare is delivered. This book is your companion through this evolving landscape. In this live Q&A session, Dr. Bertalan Mesko will provide insight into the intersection of AI and healthcare based on the eBook: 🔹 Explore 100 essential questions, each offering concise yet insightful answers supported by research and real-world examples. 🔹 From the fundamentals of AI to ethical considerations, regulatory frameworks, and more, we cover a wide range of topics. 🔹 Learn about AI's potential to transform patient diagnosis, treatment, and healthcare policy. 🔹 Discover how AI-driven tools empower patients and their applications in medical research, drug discovery, and the future of healthcare technology. The future of healthcare is unfolding, and AI plays a central role. Join us as we unravel the complexities of AI in healthcare. By the end, you'll have the knowledge and insights to navigate the AI-driven future of medicine. Begin this journey today. Welcome to the future of healthcare with AI.

Explore the cutting edge of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare. Create solutions that drive the next generation of healthcare innovation in this practical, hands-on programme.

Maria Sandoval, the Laboratory Director at Trace Analytics, will lead a discussion on MAP (modified atmospheric packaging) and the gaseous contaminants that can have a detrimental effect on the end-product. Learn more about what to test for, how to test your gases, and what matters most in choosing a laboratory to do the testing. Download the Presentation Slides and Certificate of Attendance in the files library: https://www.ifsqn.com/forum/index.php/files/file/507-modified-atmospheric-packaging-and-testing-for-gaseous-contaminants/

''With the water availability, we are fine. Without it, our suffering would be greater,'' says Qasem Hamamdeh, a Palestinian living in the West Bank's southern hills. On World Water Day, 58,133 Palestinians in Area C continue to suffer from limited access to a sufficient quantity of water for drinking and domestic purposes, in part due to the lack of an official water network. The EU has teamed up with 13 countries to build water networks, like the one in Masafer Yatta, to ensure access to clean, affordable water for thousands of Palestinians. Follow us on: Facebook: @ec.humanitarian.aid Instagram: @eu_echo X (Twitter): @eu_echo Mastodon: @EC_ECHO LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/eu-in-emergencies/ #WorldWaterDay #EUHumanitarianAid #Palestine #Water © West Bank Protection Consortium, 2024. All rights reserved. Licensed to the European Union under conditions.

AI has been quite a trending topic in medicine and healthcare for a while now, and I know that sometimes it's hard to navigate all the noise. So I thought I'd show you some useful resources to use if you'd like to dive into the world of healthcare AI.

PATH-SAFE introductory overview, setting the programme context for the subsequent sessions. Session 1: Developing Biosurveillance Data Systems Hear from the PATH-SAFE teams developing systems to integrate, interrogate and contextualise genomic and surveillance data from a range of sources, with presentations from: • University of Oxford • UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) For Information on the conference, including more recordings and posters, please visit our webpage: https://www.food.gov.uk/our-work/path-safe-biosurveillance-conference.

Session 2: Addressing Biosurveillance Knowledge Gaps Learn about the PATH-SAFE AMR surveillance projects undertaken to fill existing knowledge gaps including surveys of AMR in sheep, cattle and animal feed, with presentations from: • The Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) • The Animal and Plant Health Agency (APHA) • Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) For Information on the conference, including more recordings and posters, please visit our webpage: www.food.gov.uk/our-work/path-safe-biosurveillance-conference

Session 3 - Biosurveillance landscape Teams from across Government provide an overview of biosurveillance programmes, strategies and initiatives including: • U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FSA) use of Whole Genome Sequencing, including costs, benefits and budget. UK AMR National Action Plan (NAP) presentation as not recorded at the request of the presenter. The current NAP can be found here: www.gov.uk/government/publications/uk-5-year-action-plan-for-antimicrobial-resistance-2019-to-2024 UK Biological Security Strategy presentation was not recorded at the request of the presenter. The Strategy can be accessed at the following link: www.gov.uk/government/publications/uk-biological-security-strategy For Information on the conference, including more recordings and posters, please visit our webpage: www.food.gov.uk/our-work/path-safe-biosurveillance-conference

Session 3 - Biosurveillance landscape Teams from across Government provide an overview of biosurveillance programmes, strategies and initiatives including: • National Biosurveillance Network (NBN) • Genomics for Animal and Plant Diseases Centre 2 (GAP-DCII) • The third Infectious Intestinal Disease study (IID3) • Scottish Government Rural and Environment Science and Analytical Services (RESAS) Division activities • UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) ‘Tackling Infections’ Strategic Theme For Information on the conference, including more recordings and posters, please visit our webpage: https://www.food.gov.uk/our-work/path-safe-biosurveillance-conference

Session 6: PATH-SAFE Reflections and Lessons Learnt The PATH-SAFE coordination and evaluation teams provide an overview of the programme evaluations and reflect on lessons learnt. For Information on the conference, including more recordings and posters, please visit our webpage: https://www.food.gov.uk/our-work/path-safe-biosurveillance-conference

Day 2 Session 5: Exploring Novel Biosurveillance Methods Find out about the PATH-SAFE projects that have developed and piloted novel methods for foodborne disease pathogen and AMR surveillance, including presentations from: • Fera Science • Environment Agency (EA) For Information on the conference, including more recordings and posters, please visit our webpage: https://www.food.gov.uk/our-work/path-safe-biosurveillance-conference

Welcome to this week’s episode of The Food Fight podcast, where Dr. Bill Rawls, author of Unlocking Lyme” and “The Cellular Wellness Solution, shares his journey of overcoming chronic illness using food and plants. After facing the limitations of modern medicine, Dr. Rawls delved into alternative treatments and discovered a path to wellness. Join our host, Matt Eastland, as we explore the impact of dietary choices and the potential of using natural remedies to address chronic health issues.

Chief Dental Officer at the Department of Health, Dr Dympna Kavanagh, speaks about the importance of oral health, with messages for parents of young children, teens and young adults and for older people. 00:00 Introduction Hello, my name is Dr. Dympna Kavanagh, Chief Dental Officer. And today, on World Oral Health Day, I want to speak to you about the importance of good oral health. It's important that we understand that the same factors that cause diseases such as diabetes, cardiac problems and cancer also impact on oral health. These common risk factors include smoking, drinking alcohol and high sugar intake. Reducing our consumption is crucial for all age groups. Alcohol and tobacco use are linked to oral cancer and tobacco to poor gum health. We know sugar is the central cause of dental decay, but reducing sugar will also reduce our risk of diabetes and obesity. So, try and reduce your intake. We know that when people do Dry January and avoid alcohol for a few weeks, it can have long-lasting benefits. In the same way, avoiding sugar, confectionery, sugary snacks and drinks, even for a short while can have a long-lasting positive health impact. Today, on World Oral Health Day, take the first step and avoid added sugar for the day. If you can do more, that's even better. And next year, you might avoid it for the full month of March. 01:29 Young Children It is especially important for young children to avoid snacks and soft drinks where possible in order to give them the very best start in life. We know from the Health Behaviour in School-Aged Children survey that nearly 1 in 10 children and adolescents drink soft drinks every day. In addition, over 1 in 5 admit to eating sugary snacks daily. While water is the best choice to keep hydrated, there are also other ways to reduce sugar consumption, such as drinking milk or diluting sugary drinks. 02:06 Adolescents and Young Adults For adolescents and young adults, it is really important to remember that tobacco use and vaping is not just about your general body health, but can damage your gums too, which can ultimately lead to tooth loss. From Healthy Ireland studies, we know that overall use of tobacco is declining. But adolescents, especially girls, are more likely to start smoking earlier and smoke more. Oral cancer crosses all genders and in young people is linked to HPV. It can often be forgotten, but in Europe we have the second highest level of oral cancer, which can be severely disfiguring to your face and affect speech and eating. Everyone should get their HPV vaccine in their teenage years, if possible, not just to prevent cervical cancer but also to prevent oral cancer. 03:04 Older People Nowadays, the good news is that we are more likely to retain our own teeth for a long time. 20 years ago, nearly half of over 70s had no teeth at all, and that number has thankfully reduced. Every year we see that more and more people are holding on to their teeth which is really good news. We know from Healthy Ireland studies that poor oral health impacts on our quality of life in later years. The more teeth you lose, the more likely you are to be unhappy eating and drinking in company and speaking to others. Being conscious of your appearance in this way can prevent you socialising. And we know that all of this can have a knock-on effect on your mental health. So, it is really important to maintain good oral health as you get older. Having good oral health is essential to leading a happy and healthy life. On World Oral Health Day the message is a Happy Mouth is a Happy Body.

EFSA organized a webinar to present the draft guidance document, share further information on its scope and technical content, invite feedback from relevant stakeholders, and provide context for the public consultation. Webpage of the webinar: https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en/events/info-session-updated-guidance-document-concerning-risk-benefit-assessment-rba-foods The current subtitles have been automatically produced by YouTube. EFSA does not accept any liability for mistakes or inaccuracies resulting from the transcribing process Subtitles are available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. Click on the setting button to select your preferred language subtitles and then click on “turn on captions” button in the lower right hand corner of the screen. Discover more about EFSA on our channels: ▪ Website: https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en ▪ Twitter: https://twitter.com/efsa_eu ▪ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/efsa ▪ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_healthenv_eu/

If you have not received the MMR vaccine, please take the opportunity now to protect yourself and others from measles. The MMR vaccine is available from your GP and HSE vaccination clinics. See https://www.hse.ie/ for more details. @HSEIreland

Meet the ISEKI team! The ISEKI team from FOODPathS is thrilled to share outcomes from their recent workshop series, where 36 educators from diverse backgrounds collaborated to explore Sustainable Food Systems education. 💡 Their input yielded 200+ ideas on drivers & quality, 150+ identified barriers, and 65 research solutions. FOODPahtS’ commitment to advancing sustainable education remains steadfast. Discover more about the project here 👉 https://www.foodpaths.eu/ Follow us on SciFoodHealth account: https://www.youtube.com/@SciFoodHealth

Guidelines in Focus: ERS/EBMT clinical practice guideline (CPG) on treatment of pulmonary chronic graft-versus-host disease in adults Guidelines in Focus is a video interview series. Each new episode accompanies the release of an official ERS or joint Clinical Practice Guideline. In this interview, Prof. Federica Meloni talks to Dr Saskia Bos, Co-Chair of the Task Force who authored the ERS/EBMT clinical practice guideline on treatment of pulmonary chronic graft-versus-host disease in adults. Read the guidelines in full here: https://erj.ersjournals.com/content/early/2024/02/08/13993003.01727-2023

Hey everyone! As you might recall, we recently announced that The Medical Futurist YouTube channel hit 100,000 followers! It was a massive achievement for our entire team, and to celebrate, we got a shiny, new award to commemorate the occasion. To express our gratitude for your unwavering support and love, we wanted to share a special unboxing video of this award with all of you. Let's take a peek together!

Informative webinar on the significance of HQF (High-Quality Food, Feed Chemical) certification for cleaning stations. In this insightful online event, we will explore the pivotal role of HQF certification in maintaining high standards of hygiene, quality, and food safety within cleaning stations, ensuring the integrity of the products they handle. Download the Presentation Slides and Certificate of Attendance in the files library: https://www.ifsqn.com/forum/index.php/files/file/506-hqf-certification-for-cleaning-stations-elevating-hygiene-and-quality-standards/

In this webinar, you will learn about EIT Food branding and Comms guidelines for effectively disseminating your projects. Agenda *Welcome*, Dr Paula Almiron *Branding and Communications* Ali Okumusoglu *Branding Guidelines* Ali Okumusoglu *Tools and Channels​* Ali Okumusoglu *FoodHIVE​* Ali Okumusoglu *Press Releases​* Ali Okumusoglu *Social Media​* Claudia Ciovica *Food Unfolded Platform​* Claudia Ciovica *Communication Best Practices* Claudia Ciovica Questions? participants eitfood.eu

Ydy’ch busnes yn barod ar gyfer arolygiad bwyd? Mae arolygiad hylendid bwyd yn gyfle i chi ddangos eich bod chi a’ch busnes bwyd yn cydymffurfio â chyfraith bwyd. Mae’r fideo hwn yn nodi’r tair brif elfen o ran hylendid bwyd a fydd yn cael eu harolygu yn ystod ymweliad gan eich awdurdod lleol, sef: ▶️ bod bwyd yn cael ei drin yn ddiogel ▶️ bod yr offer, y cyfleusterau a’r adeilad yn lân ac mewn cyflwr da ▶️ bod mesurau rheoli ar waith i sicrhau bod bwyd yn ddiogel i’w fwyta Mae’r sgôr uchaf o 5 o fewn cyrraedd pob busnes. I gael mwy o wybodaeth, darllenwch ein canllaw ar arolygiadau busnes yn https://www.food.gov.uk/cy/arolygiadau-busnes

Is your food business inspection ready? A food hygiene inspection is your opportunity to show that you and your food business comply with food law. In this video you will learn the three key areas of food hygiene that will be inspected during a visit from your local authority; this includes: ▶️ Food is handled safely ▶️ Equipment, facilities and the building are clean and in good condition ▶️ Controls are in place to ensure food is safe to eat All businesses should be able to achieve the top rating of 5. To find out more read our business inspections guide at https://www.food.gov.uk/business-inspections

Please join us for our second webinar for prospective applicants of EIT Food's new Fast Track to Market opportunity for mature start ups and SMEs. The webinar will cover everything you need to know to apply, including eligibility and evaluation criteria, important documents you'll need to submit an application, how to apply, as well as the Fast Track's Revenue-based Financing (RBF). About the Fast Track to Market: EIT Food has just launched the Fast Track To Market initiative, an exciting opportunity for mature startups and SMEs to accelerate their commercial success and bring a product or service to market faster! We’re looking for fast-moving, mature companies with an existing business case that has high potential to generate B2B/B2C sales for new or improved food innovation products or services. Check out more information on our Fast Track to Market website: https://www.eitfood.eu/open-calls/fast-track-to-market-2024

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n this series of short videos, we'll take a look at the 8 most overhyped technologies in healthcare. 🙂 Let me show you the fifth one: Augmented and mixed reality. I'll explain why I think it's overhyped. #themedicalfuturist #medicalfuturist #digitalhealth

In this series of short videos, we'll take a look at the 8 most overhyped technologies in healthcare. 🙂 Let me show you the sixth one: Medical tricorders. I'll explain why I think it's overhyped. #themedicalfuturist #medicalfuturist #digitalhealth

How people choose the foods they eat is as interesting as it is complex. Food choices aren’t just decisions about safety, nutrition, and calories, but are influenced by culture, religion, identity, familiarity, and many other factors. In this talk, we will discuss the psychology of food choice and the many heuristic “short cuts” we often use to choose what to feed ourselves, our families, and our guests. We will touch on both culturally familiar foods, as well as on consumer acceptance of new and future food sources and processes. This seminar was presented by Professor William K. Hallman of Rutgers University on 24 January 2024.

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I've been tracking my sleep for around 15 years now as I believe that sleep tracking is truly the holy grail of digital health. The good news? Tracking your sleep is easier than ever these days. From smartphone apps to smartwatches and wearables, there's a method for everyone. You pick your method, and I'm gonna break down everything you need to know about getting started with sleep tracking in this video.

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In this series of short videos, we'll take a look at the 8 most overhyped technologies in healthcare. 🙂 Let me show you the fourth one: Organ-on-a-chip. I'll explain why I think it's overhyped.

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Tá breis ama ann anois chun do thuairimí faoinár gComhairliúchán Poiblí ar Chosaint Aosach san Earnáil Sláinte agus an Chúraim Shóisialta a roinnt linn. Táimid ag síneadh an spriocdháta le haghaidh aighneachtaí go dtí Dé Máirt 2 Aibreán. www.gov.ie/ComhairliuchanArChosaintAosach

This webinar addresses the recent changes in traceability regulations and their implications for various industries. It would cover key aspects of the new rule, including the requirements for better tracking and recording of product journeys from production to sale. The webinar aims to inform attendees about how these changes will affect their operations, and provide strategies for ensuring compliance. It will also discuss potential challenges businesses may face and offer solutions for effectively adapting to the new regulations. This webinar is ideal for professionals in supply chain management, quality assurance, regulatory compliance, and related fields who are looking to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving regulatory landscape. Download the Presentation Slides and Certificate of Attendance in the files library: https://www.ifsqn.com/forum/index.php/files/file/505-fda-traceability-rule-impact-and-compliance

To mark International Women's Day (IWD), The Food Fight podcast host Matt Eastland welcomes Dr. Shima Barakat and Dr. Maarten van der Kamp for a timely conversation on gender equality and women leadership within the food industry. With the 2024 IWD theme being Inspire Inclusion,” join Matt, Shima, and Maarten to celebrate the fifth anniversary of WE Lead Food – a training programme and network to support women leaders and entrepreneurs in the food sector.

Chief Medical Officer at the Department of Health: This #internationalwomensday I want to pay tribute to all the women who work tirelessly to deliver and improve healthcare in Ireland. Your contribution makes a valuable difference to us all, today, and every day. TRANSCRIPT: Hi everyone. This International Women's Day, let's take a moment to recognise all of the women who work so hard to deliver and improve healthcare in Ireland. To our healthcare assistants, catering and cleaning staff, our nurses, our lab staff, our allied health professionals, our social care professionals, our paramedics, admin and management staff, our doctors, our dentists, our researchers and academics, to all the women working across primary care, our hospital system, rehabilitation services and to the women spearheading medical innovation. Thank you. You all play a vital role in creating a better health service for us all. Happy International Women's Day.

€140 million has been invested to target Women’s Health initiatives since 2020.

Measles can cause serious illness. We are at high risk of an outbreak in Ireland. Our MMR vaccination rate is below 90%, too low to achieve herd immunity. The MMR is a safe, effective vaccine. Please get vaccinated to protect yourself and others. See http://immunisation.ie TRANSCRIPT: Hi everyone. As you know, we are currently at high risk of a measles outbreak. Our best strategy to prevent this is herd immunity. So what is herd immunity? We achieve herd immunity when enough people in our population are immune to an infection with measles. This prevents measles from spreading. We develop immunity to measles either through infection or through vaccination. Measles is a serious illness which can cause death. So we want to achieve immunity through vaccination. This trains our immune system to fight disease without making us ill. Measles can spread rapidly when fewer than 95% of our population are vaccinated. Healthy people may recover quickly, but infection can be particularly severe in those who cannot receive the vaccine or for whom it is not effective. For example, this is children under the age of 12 months, significantly immunocompromised people and pregnant women. When most people are vaccinated, it breaks the chain of transmission, so the spread of disease is more difficult. During the pandemic, we often discussed the R number, or the reproduction number. COVID-19's R number is estimated to be between 2 and 3, meaning that every infected person in a non-immune population infects two to three others. By comparison, measles is extremely contagious, having an R number of between 12 and 18. This means that every infected person infects between 12 and 18 others. But this can be prevented by having herd immunity. That's why we need at least 95% of the population to get vaccinated against measles. At that rate, our collective immunity forms a protective shield over ourselves and others, particularly those who are not immune. Within our work or social circles, we all know a child aged under 12 months, a pregnant woman, or someone who is severely immunosuppressed. Think about this when considering the MMR vaccine for you and your family. Getting vaccinated protects our personal health, but it also makes us team players by helping to protect those around us, our families, our loved ones and the people in our community who are more vulnerable. The MMR is a safe, effective vaccine.

The European Union is heading towards to a protein gap”, as it currently relies heavily on imported protein, by buying 70% of protein-rich crops and 85% of soybeans used for human and animal consumption. By 2050, the global population will reach 10 billion, making sustainable protein is crucial to guarantee future food security. To ensure a sufficient supply of nutritious food products, alternative protein sources appear as a sustainable and cheap substitute for conventional animal-based and traditional vegetable sources (soy). The InnoProtein project aims to deliver safe, tasty new proteins that can fulfil the food security crisis without compromising the environment. Over the next four years, InnoProtein will focus on researching Single Cell Proteins (SCPs) as well as exploring insect-based alternatives During this webinar, the InnoProtein partners will discuss and present the potential of 4 novel protein (microalgae, bacteria, fungi and insect). InnoProtein objectives: from 1:45 to 11:00 Microalgae: from 11:00 to 21:00 Bacteria: from 21:00 to 31:00 Fungi: from 31:00 to 43:00 Insect: from 43:00 to 52:30 Standardization: from 52:30 to 1:03:00 Sylplant: from 1:03:00 to 1:11:00 Q&A questions: from 1:11:00 to end

The private sector played a key part in the COVID-19 pandemic response. Its resources and expertise were leveraged to enhance the delivery of health goods and services and contributed to the overall resilience of health systems. However, this collaboration was not universally positive and presented challenges, particularly around the issues of transparency and accountability. We now have useful evidence on how to support operational success and maintain financial probity in resource allocation and spending. What were the policy successes and failures in engaging the private sector? What governance lessons can we learn? How can we maximize positives and minimize negatives? Join us to find out! Speakers: Gabriele Pastorino, WHO Regional Office Europe, Copenhagen (Keynote) David Clarke, World Health Organization, Geneva Sara Burke, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Anna Maresso, European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies Moderators: Matthias Wismar & Erica Richardson, European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies 00:00 Intro 03:50 Poll 05:08 Governing private sector engagement 17:22 Poll results 18:34 Ireland's Safety Net Agreement with private hospitals 24:50 PPE procurement scandal in Germany 32:00 WHO perspective on governance and the private sector 37:39 Q&A 52:54 Conclusions

The constant buzz about groundbreaking technologies can be overwhelming. While these advancements are undeniably awe-inspiring, simply listing wow factors isn't enough. To navigate this landscape, we've identified a specific set of technologies that meet 3 key criteria: 1. Recent Breakthroughs: These technologies have demonstrably leaped forward in recent years, whether through regulatory changes, scientific discoveries, or engineering feats. 2. Healthcare Impact: They are sure to have a significant and growing influence on healthcare in the coming years. 3. Actionable Specificity: They are broad enough to encompass a wide range of applications, yet specific enough to avoid being lost in the category of AI. By focusing on these targeted areas, we hope to provide a clearer picture of the most impactful advancements shaping the future of medicine.

Historical Control Data (HCD) are data from studies conducted under the same or similar conditions as the toxicity study under assessment. The provision of HCD is a data requirement for pesticides, as established by the European legislation, however their collation, presentation and use is not harmonised. A draft scientific opinion on the ‘Use and reporting of HCD for regulatory studies’ has been developed by the EFSA Panel on Plant Protection Products and their Residues (PPR) and is available for public consultation on the EFSA website at https://connect.efsa.europa.eu/RM/a0lTk000000Cvs9 until 29 April 2024. This info session is intended to elucidate the content of the draft opinion and help stakeholders to send comments. Discover more about EFSA on our channels: ▪ Website: https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en ▪ Twitter: https://twitter.com/efsa_eu ▪ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/efsa ▪ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_healthenv_eu/

Did you know that over one third of the recall incidents in the food industry are due to undeclared ingredients on the package? Not only do companies pay a dear price in money and reputation following such incidents, but they also expose consumers to a life-threatening situation. Labelling “may contain” is becoming less and less acceptable, and for good reason. Food allergy sufferers have the right to enjoy food as much as anyone else. In this short webinar we will discuss some useful tips to mitigate this threat by understanding the role of our risk assessment in prevention. Download the Presentation Slides and Certificate of Attendance in the files library: https://www.ifsqn.com/forum/index.php/files/file/504-tips-for-preventing-recalls-due-to-undeclared-allergens

The Human Microbiome Action is a high-level EU-funded coordination and support action focused on maximising the impact of European microbiome research and innovation by ensuring coherence and harmony in the way microbiome research is and will be performed. For the last decades, chronic diseases have been on the rise across the world, presenting a major threat to public health. The human microbiome is increasingly recognized for its crucial role in maintaining health and well-being and particularly for the prevention and treatment of many non-communicable diseases. This knowledge requires us to rethink current health systems and include human-microbe interplay as a key element in the development of new preventive and therapeutic approaches. Dicover more how the Human Microbiome Action project aims to improve public health for all! This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 964590.

Final testimonials of the first Codesign workshop carried out within the Agrifood Futures Expert Community. João Cotter and Erszebet Némedi are two of the members of the community and they participated in the strategy definition for the expert platform. Here's their feedback.

In this episode of the Food Fight podcast, Matt Eastland delves into the world of chocolate and its sustainability issues. The European chocolate market, valued at 42 billion euros in 2022, is growing rapidly. Spencer Hyman, co-founder of Cocoa Runners, shares insights on craft chocolate and ethical production practices. As consumers question the environmental impact of chocolate, the discussion explores how to enjoy chocolate sustainably. Get 15% off your Cocoa Runners Virtual Tasting Kit with offer code: eitcr15

As a futurist, I spend my days exploring the potential future of various technologies. Over the years, I've learned that it's easy to overhype advancements that don't always live up to the initial excitement. So, you might be curious: what technologies fall into this category? In this video, I've compiled 8 examples of overhyped technologies that I find particularly noteworthy.

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Explore the cutting edge of Artificial Intelligence in healthcare. Create solutions that drive the next generation of healthcare innovation in this practical, hands-on programme.

Discover the Next Healthcare Game-Changers. After having intensively worked with the Catapult mentors to strengthen and optimise their business plan and pitching skills, the 29 semifinalists pitched in front of investors selected as Catapult Jury members.

Morning session of the HSE and Department of Health conference in Dublin Castle (Hibernian Centre) on January 16th, 2024. This session includes the following: • Conference Opening from Minister of State for Mental Health and Older People, Mary Butler T.D. • Video address from An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar T.D. • Morning keynote address from Dr Ledia Lazeri, Regional Adviser on Mental Health at the World Health Organisation Regional Office for Europe, on international developments in mental health and an international perspective on reform of mental health services. Accompanying Q&A. • Presentation and panel discussion entitled: ‘Reflecting on the first term of the National Implementation and Monitoring Committee (NIMC)’. Accompanying Q&A o John Saunders, outgoing Chair of the NIMC presents on the work of the first NIMC ahead of a panel discussion. Panel members will include fellow NIMC members and senior HSE and Departmental mental health leadership. o Panel Chair: Ian Power, CEO of Spunout and member of the NIMC. o Panellists: - John Saunders, outgoing Chair of the NIMC - Siobhan McArdle, Assistant Secretary Social Care, Mental Health, Drugs Policy and Unscheduled Care, Department of Health - Professor Siobhan MacHale, psychiatrist, NIMC Member and Chair of the NIMC Specialist Group on Women’s Mental Health - Dr. Amir Niazi, National Clinical Advisor & Group Lead for Mental Health CHAPTERS: 00:03:53 Mary Butler TD Conference Opening: Minister of State for Mental Health and Older People, Mary Butler T.D. 00:25:43 An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar Video address: An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar T.D. 00:31:05 Dr. Ledia Lazeri Dr. Ledia Lazeri, Regional Adviser on Mental Health at the World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe. Morning keynote address, on international developments in mental health and an international perspective on reform of mental health services. Q&A. 00:59:43 Reflection on NIMC Reflecting on the first term of the National Implementation and Monitoring Committee (NIMC): Presentation and panel discussion. Q&A. John Saunders, outgoing Chair of the NIMC will briefly present on the work of the first NIMC ahead of a panel discussion. Panel members will include fellow NIMC members and senior HSE and Departmental mental health leadership. Panel Chair: Ian Power, CEO of Spunout and member of the NIMC. Panellists: - John Saunders, outgoing Chair of the NIMC - Siobhan McArdle, Assistant Secretary Social Care, Mental Health, Drugs Policy and Unscheduled Care, Department of Health - Professor Siobhan MacHale, psychiatrist, NIMC Member and Chair of the NIMC Specialist Group on Women’s Mental Health - Dr. Amir Niazi, National Clinical Advisor & Group Lead for Mental Health https://www.gov.ie/en/campaigns/1c77d-sharing-the-vision-our-national-mental-health-policy-conference-2024/? @HSEIreland #mentalhealth

Mid-morning session of the HSE and Department of Health conference in Dublin Castle (Hibernian Centre) on January 16th, 2024. This session includes the following: • Lived experience, engagement and recovery: Michael Ryan, Head of HSE Mental Health Engagement and Recovery Office; Sharon Lane, Chair of the Sharing the Vision Reference Group; and Doreen Carpenter, Reference Group Member and HSE Mental Health Services Co-ordinator for Travellers CHO9, lead a session on bringing the service user voice and lived experience into policy implementation and mental health service delivery. Accompanying Q&A. • Donan Kelly, HSE Assistant National Director for Child and Youth Mental Health discusses youth mental health and the work of the new Office for Child and Youth Mental Heath. Accompanying Q&A. CHAPTERS: 00:04:06 Lived experience, engagement and recovery Michael Ryan, Head of HSE Mental Health Engagement and Recovery Office; Sharon Lane, Chair of the Sharing the Vision Reference Group; and Doreen Carpenter, Reference Group Member and HSE Mental Health Services Co-ordinator for Travellers CHO9, will lead a session on bringing the service user voice and lived experience into policy implementation and mental health service delivery. Q&A. 00:40:02 Youth mental health Donan Kelly, HSE Assistant National Director for Child and Youth Mental Health will discuss youth mental health and the work of the new Office for Child and Youth Mental Heath. Q&A. https://www.gov.ie/en/campaigns/1c77d-sharing-the-vision-our-national-mental-health-policy-conference-2024/? @HSEIreland #mentalhealth

Afternoon session of the HSE and Department of Health conference in Dublin Castle (Hibernian Centre) on January 16th, 2024. This session includes the following: • Opening address for afternoon session from Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly T.D. • Afternoon keynote address from Associate Professor David McDaid, Research Fellow in Health Policy and Health Economics at the Care Policy and Evaluation Centre, London School of Economics, focusing on the economic case for investment in mental health services and mental wellbeing initiatives. Accompanying Q&A. • Emer Clarke, Senior Project Manager HSE Mental Health Operations, delivers a presentation providing an overview of service improvements and innovations in Digital Mental Health including ‘My Mental Health Plan’. • Address and panel discussion entitled ‘Looking to the future – second term of the NIMC and future of mental health policy in Ireland’. Accompanying Q&A. o Catherine Brogan, incoming Chair of the NIMC addresses the Conference ahead of a panel discussion reflecting on the day’s events and presentations, while also looking forward to the next 4 years of implementation of Sharing the Vision and mental health policy in Ireland. o Panel Chair: Martin Rogan, CEO of Mental Health Ireland o Panellists: - Catherine Brogan, incoming NIMC Chair - Dervila Eyres, Assistant National Director, Head of Operations HSE Mental Health Services - Dr. Amanda Burke, Clinical Lead for Youth Mental Health - John Meehan, Assistant National Director, HSE Mental Health Planning and Head of National Office for Suicide Prevention • Conference closing remarks from Minister for Mental Health and Older People Mary Butler T.D. CHAPTERS: 00:00:35 Minister for Health Opening address for afternoon session: Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly T.D. 00:21:59 Associate Professor David McDaid Research Fellow in Health Policy and Health Economics at the Care Policy and Evaluation Centre, London School of Economics. Afternoon keynote address, with a focus on the economic case for investment in mental health services and mental wellbeing initiatives. Q&A. 00:58:26 Digital Mental Health Emer Clarke, Senior Project Manager HSE Mental Health Operations will give an overview of service improvements and innovations in Digital Mental Health including ‘My Mental Health Plan’ which is due to be launched soon and will offer more personalised signposting to support. 01:12:29 Looking to the future Looking to the future – second term of the NIMC and future of mental health policy in Ireland: Address and panel discussion. Q&A Catherine Brogan, incoming Chair of the NIMC will briefly address the Conference ahead of a panel discussion reflecting on the day’s events and presentations, while also looking forward to the next 4 years of implementation of Sharing the Vision and mental health policy in Ireland. Q&A. Panel Chair: Martin Rogan, CEO of Mental Health Ireland Panellists: - Catherine Brogan, incoming NIMC Chair - Dervila Eyres, Assistant National Director, Head of Operations HSE Mental Health Services - Dr. Amanda Burke, Clinical Lead for Youth Mental Health - John Meehan, Assistant National Director, HSE Mental Health Planning and Head of National Office for Suicide Prevention 01:51:24 Mary Butler T.D. Conference closing remarks: Minister for Mental Health and Older People Mary Butler T.D. closes the Conference https://www.gov.ie/en/campaigns/1c77d-sharing-the-vision-our-national-mental-health-policy-conference-2024/? @HSEIreland #mentalhealth

This video describes how to use, the content and the functionalities of the dashboard on the occurrence of resistance to selected antimicrobials and combined resistance to high priority critically important antimicrobials in indicator commensal E. coli, Campylobacter jejuni and C. coli as well as occurrence of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), and provides detailed indications to make full use of this visualisation tool. The current subtitles have been automatically produced by YouTube. EFSA does not accept any liability for mistakes or inaccuracies resulting from the transcribing process Subtitles are available in English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. Click on the setting button to select your preferred language subtitles and then click on “turn on captions” button in the lower right hand corner of the screen. Discover more about EFSA on our channels: ▪ Website: https://www.efsa.europa.eu/en ▪ Twitter: https://twitter.com/efsa_eu ▪ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/efsa ▪ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/one_healthenv_eu/

The AI revolution has been sweeping across industries for a while now, and healthcare is no different. While leveraging its potential to streamline our workflows is tempting, true integration requires careful planning. So, how can we navigate this integration? I'll tell you! :)

Please join us for a first webinar for prospective applicants of EIT Food's new Fast Track to Market opportunity for mature start ups and SMEs. The webinar will cover everything you need to know to apply, including eligibility and evaluation criteria, important documents you'll need to submit an application, how to apply, as well as the Fast Track's Revenue-based Financing (RBF). About the Fast Track to Market: EIT Food has just launched the Fast Track To Market initiative, an exciting opportunity for mature startups and SMEs to accelerate their commercial success and bring a product or service to market faster! We’re looking for fast-moving, mature companies with an existing business case that has high potential to generate B2B/B2C sales for new or improved food innovation products or services. Check out more information on our Fast Track to Market website: https://www.eitfood.eu/open-calls/fast-track-to-market-2024

0:00 Richard's journey to agrifood leadership 9:27 EIT Food's missions-led approach to transforming the food system 16:27 Regenerative leadership 24:36 Biggest issues in the food system 34:55 Transformative ideas and new business models 40:44 100 conversations: engaging with food system game changers 45:37 Engaging with the finance community 50:06 Quick fire questions for Richard 55:29 Can anybody be an entrepreneur? 58:07 The one thing people can do to change the food system Check out our Food Fight podcast: https://www.eitfood.eu/podcast#allPodcasts Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1XAnfpjpkw8zWKExe10fPO Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-food-fight/id1487646237 Podfollow: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-food-fight/id1487646237 Join us in improving the food system together: www.eitfood.eu

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