Ensuring all citizens have access to safe drinking water has been a priority for the EU for decades. It’s crucial for public health and wellbeing, and shortages or
Some may have thought that the long-running battle over health concerns raised by the world’s most popular herbicide glyphosate was finally over last year, when EU member states
The EU working time directive was introduced throughout Europe to provide protection to citizens by restricting working hours, giving them regular rest breaks, health and safety protection as
Although the average life expectancy continues to rise across the EU, a new report from the European Commission has said that European countries are still not doing enough
As the EU looks to secure trade deals with Latin America , European farming bodies are now warning that global trades deal in the sugar market could cause
The European Medicines Agency has announced that it will be relocating from London to Amsterdam by the end of March 2019. The decision has been taken as part
With Ireland introducing a new tax on sugary drinks, fears are being raised that EU countries are turning into “nanny states”. Officials claim the move is designed to
Following the news that an increasing number of EU born NHS workers are deciding to leave Britain, the health service has raised its concerns about staff shortages. The
HIV is one of the world’s most deadly viruses. Or at least it was. Unfortunately it seems that our negligence to the disease has meant that HIV’s current
Alcohol is a drug with one of the top mortality rates, regardless of it being legal and widely available in the majority European countries. Alcohol addiction, illegal and
