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Archive 2023
PROTECT-EUROPE Vaccinating Europe to protect against HPV cancers
Vaccinating Europe to protect against HPV cancers
EU4Health 2 year Programme PROTECT-EUROPE Vaccinating Europe to protect against HPV cancers funded by the European Union was launched in Brussels on the 26th and 27th January. #PROTECTEUROPE, a major and innovative two-year project to get more young people in Europe vaccinated against the often deadly human papilloma virus (#HPV), was officially launched with 33 partner organisations and 16 countries. Details are in the EU Projects section on our website which includes our PROTECT-EUROPE webpage (under continuous development as the project progresses) (#@ EU_HaDEA and @EU4Health).
Professor Josephine Hegarty (UCC), Dr Serena Fitzgerald (UCC) and Professor Jonathan Drennan (UCD) are coordinating Work Package 5 on Monitoring and Evaluation. The Consortium presented at the EU Commission being kindly hosted by Alin Mituta (MEP, Romania).
The PROTECT-Europe project focuses on 1) best clinical practice: from science to delivery 2) getting the message across borders: targeted public health communications and 3) members states guidelines and support.
Professor Josephine Hegarty (UCC) &
Professor Jonathan Drennan (UCD)