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JA PreventNCD

Reducing Europe's cancer and NCD burden through coordinated strategies on health determinants. Focusing on effective policies, societal and personal risk factors.

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Infant Feeding in Emergencies: Strengthening Baby-Friendly Communities for Preparedness & Resilience

23.01.2026

International workshop on Infant Feeding in Emergencies (IYCF-E), featuring WHO/PAHO ins...

Prevention Strategies Equity & Social Determinants
WP6 Scientific Article

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Healthy living environment

English
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Development of a harmonized approach for healthier living environments in European local communities through JApreventNCD: Closing the gap between research and practice

16.12.2025

Protocol for 51 local interventions using a shared Community Action for Health approach ...

Equity & Social Determinants Wellbeing & Future Health SJPH Special Issue
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Sustainability

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A novel and evidence-informed approach to project sustainability: Maximizing long-term impacts of the Joint Action PreventNCD

16.12.2025

Conceptual framework linking youth engagement and wellbeing economy to sustain JA Preven...

Sustainability Wellbeing & Future Health SJPH Special Issue
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Coordination

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Non-communicable disease prevention and health promotion across Europe (SJPH special issue)

16.12.2025

Special issue of the Scandinavian Journal of Public Health presenting the scientific and...

SJPH Special Issue
Hiap Article

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Health in all Policies

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Health and health equity in policymaking across sectors: Identifying opportunities and challenges in implementing Health in All Policies

15.12.2025

Study protocol outlining how JA PreventNCD will strengthen Health in All Policies by map...

Health in all Policies Equity & Social Determinants SJPH Special Issue
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