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Archives – original versions of the first blog entries (1-50.) with direct...
This blog has been created on 14 April 2012 as ‘Blog of Zoltán Massay-Kosubek’, so 14 April is considered as the ‘birthday’ of this blog. After several months, the blog has been moved under the...
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16. Improving Patient Outcomes through Intensive Care Medicine (ICM) –...
“We believe what we repeatedly tell ourselves. What are you repeatedly telling yourself? “ Foreword Under the auspices of the following 3 public health NGOs European Society of Intensive Care Medicine...
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17. Thought Starter about the Role of the REACH Regulation(EC/1907/2006) as...
“Any person who knows all the answers most likely misunderstood the questions.” ~ Dr. Joyce Knudsen After reading and analyzing a consize article on EurActiv about that issue, I decided to draw the...
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25. Conference on Social Innovation (Brussels, 13th June 2012) Un jour tout...
“It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.” ~Harry S Truman Conference on Social Innovation (Brussels, 13th June 2012) The co-organizers of the Conference on Social...
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27. Mini Public Health Day – First Part (1/2): ‘EMERGING AND RE-EMERGING...
“It takes many good deeds to build a good reputation, and only one bad one to lose it.” ~Benjamin Franklin “Mini Public Health Day – 19 June 2012” (Owner of the photo © Shuttersparks) Introductory...
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31. The Often Forgotten Health Dimension of Biocides on the Occasion of the...
“Life is ten percent what happens to you and ninety percent how you respond to it.” ~Lou Holtz The main purpose of this blog entry is to raise awareness among public health experts concerning a new,...
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55. Stricter Vehicle Noise Limits are Beneficial both for the...
(source of the photo © elmada) Some say that that the European Parliament will be in a very difficult situation next week when it will decide upon the new vehicle noise regulation, since by setting...
View ArticleDid We (Temporarily) Loose the Trade Secrets Directive?
Genval, 31st January 2016. – Is it really apropriate to raise this question, after the European Parliament’s Legal Affairs (JURI) Committee has endorsed a trilogue deal with the Council on Trade...
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Genval, 11th April 2016. – Because trade secret is so widely defined that it includes clinical trials data, and despite of vague exceptions, it can well affect clinical trials transparency which is key...
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#IstandwithCEU: Illiberal Hungary’s Move against Freedom of Science
Genval, 2nd April 2017 – The latest plans of illiberal Hungary aiming at closing the Central European University (CEU) can be explained in the context of the 2018 general elections. As there is no...
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‘Let’s Stop Budapest!’– for Hungary, but by Hungarians
Genval, 14th April 2017 – Harassment of independent and critical NGOs, attempt to close the Central European University, mass anti-European campaign called ‘Let’s stop Brussels!’, violating Human...
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Health is a Big Thing!
Genval, 6th June 2017. – The European Integration is at crossroads, the EU is suffering from many crises, its legitimacy is questioned by populist forces and in order to respond to that what is the...
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How to avoid ‘conflict of interests’ in EU health action?
Whatever is the fate of EU health policy and the Health Programme in the EU budget (MFF), it is crucial to avoid conflict of interests as regards decision about EU initiatives affecting citizens’...
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