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HEAL aims to provide journalists and others with easy access to the latest news about both our activities and our members', as well as other scientific findings and policy developments.
We work and report on a wide-range of environmental issues that are everyday concerns for European citizens ranging from chemicals and pesticides, to air quality and climate change.
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7 June 2013: Chemicals in children’s food
7 June 2013: Global ban of flame retardant HBCD
7 June 2013: Global call to take action on chemicals in consumer products and pesticides
7 June 2013: Road traffic noise increases risk of diabetes
7 June 2013: HEAL participates at the 18th International Conference on Environmental Health in Children
All the latest news »7 June 2013: Générations Futures: Debrief meeting of the collective expertise of INSERM on pesticides
7 June 2013: PAN Europe: Proposal for a new EU Common plant health regime lacks environmental and public health considerations
7 June 2013: Breast Cancer UK: New report gives evidence of the link between Bisphenol A and breast cancer
7 June 2013: WECF: Disappointing results of COP6 in Geneva, not listing chrysotile asbestos
7 June 2013: Inter-Environment Wallonie: Signs open letter for a nanoregister in Belgium
All members' news »7 June 2013: HEAL Newsflash - June 2013
13 May 2013: HEAL Newsflash - May 2013
11 April 2013: HEAL Newsflash - April 2013
15 March 2013: HEAL Newsflash - March 2013
8 February 2013: HEAL Newsflash - February 2013
All newsletters »27 May 2013: HEAL responds to Berlaymont Declaration on endocrine disruptors
25 April 2013: HEAL responds to vote on 7th Environment Action Programme
26 March 2013: Which endocrine disrupting insecticides are children exposed to everyday?
21 March 2013: EFSA opinion on endocrine disruptors problematic
14 March 2013: European Parliament vote on EDCs conveys urgency of protecting health
All press releases »Part of our mission is to organise a forum for debate on the latest science on environment and health and recommending ways forward for policy-making. With our events we aim to provide food for thought on threats and opportunities.
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