Following the interviews of Lithuania and Romania, Marie Louyot, YOUNG50 project leader at Luxembourg Institute of Health, and Fabrice Mouche, YOUNG50 coordinator at Ministry of Health – Directorate of Health replied to the 3 questions presented by ProMIS regarding the Luxembourg approach in Young50 Present your Young50 prevention programme results…
YOUNG50 #Stay Healthy - Cardiovascular Risk Prevention
Aer Pur Romania presents the Romanian experience in Young50
ProMIS interviewed Lucia Maria Lotrean, MD, PhD, coordinator on behalf of Aer Pur Romania of Young50 in Romania. She described in brief the activities and the results obtained during the Young50 project in Romania Present your Young50 prevention programme results adapted in your country. Which are the main finding and lessons…
ProMIS interviews Centro Poliklinika to give evidence on the results in Lithuania of the Young50 overall activities
ProMIS interviewed Vaiva Almasova, deputy director for general affairs of Centro policlinic / Young50 project manager and Sandra Saboniene, director adviser of VVCentro policlinic, Member of Young50 project managing team. They described in brief the activities and the results obtained during the Young50 project Describe Centro Poliklinika and its role…
Implementation strategy in Young50: facilitating the transfer of Good Practices
Studies have amply demonstrated that evidence-based practices take an average of 17 years to be incorporated into general healthcare practice. Even this bleak estimate is unrealistically projected, with only half of evidence-based practices reaching widespread clinical use. It is in this context that implementation science was born a few decades…
Final Conference “Young50 #Stay Healthy – Cardiovascular Risk Prevention: A European experience at the service of Member States’ prevention policies”
ProMIS organises the “YOUNG50 – #StayHealthy – Cardiovascular Risk Prevention” final conference, to be held on 18 April @ 14:00 at the “Bibliothèque royale de Belgique” – Mont des Arts 28, B-1000, Brussels. The objective of the final conference is to disseminate the YOUNG50 outcomes and results with the aim…
Young50: sharing excellence in Europe, 31 January 2023
Local Health Authority Azienda Ulss6 and ProMIS organise the Conference, “YOUNG50: sharing excellence in Europe”, to be held on 31 January, at 14:00 at the Museum of the History of Medicine (MUSME) in Padova. It will be possible to participate event ONLINE. The focus of the event will be cardiovascular…
CARDINNOV call supports treatment strategies for cardiovascular diseases
ERA4Health opened a call for proposals on research into innovative therapies for cardiovascular diseases Cardiovascular disease is the main cause of death worldwide, leading to 17.9 million deaths per year and representing 32% of global deaths. In Europe, cardiovascular disease cause over 3.9 million deaths per year, which represents 45%…
How can we reduce premature and preventable deaths caused by cardiovascular diseases and diabetes?
Press release by the European Society of Cardiology on the 12.12.22 event On December 12 2022 the Czech Society of Cardiology, in collaboration with the European Society of Cardiology (ESC), the European Diabetes Forum and the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations (EFPIA) CVD network, organised the expert meeting…
The Conference, “YOUNG50 project: CARDIO50 screening in Europe”
Will be held on Tuesday, 31 January, 2023, from 14:30 to 17:30 The topic of the conference will be cardiovascular disease prevention at regional, national and European level, through Local Healthcare Authority, Azienda ULSS6’s experience of transferring the CARDIO50 model to other partner countries in the European Union. The meeting…
YOUNG50 project ongoing in Luxembourg
The Luxembourg Health Directorate is work along with the Department of Precision Health / Population Health Expertise Unit (DoPH/PHE) of the Luxembourg Institute of Health (LIH) to ensure the implementation and monitoring of the YOUNG50 project in Luxembourg. The project is based on the active participation of general practitioners wishing…
This project was funded by the European Union’s Health Programme (2014-2020).