What if we told you that COVID-19 has had a remarkable impact on the world. In the EU, the crisis has generated a desire to build a more resilient healthcare system. The European Commission has undertaken a string of legislative developments to bolster the existing healthcare system, including dedicated protocols for disease control.

Despite optimistic declarations that the pandemic would cease after a few months, it remains an issue and has acted as a catalyst for change, emphasising the merit of an EU-level approach to health policy. Is the EU equipped with a sufficient framework to address any current and future health issues?

COVID-19 has realised a radical upheaval of life all over Europe. It not only threatens our bodies but also affects our mental health. What are the different issues at play, and what prospect is there for a public mental health response?

Two out of five EU citizens face sexual dysfunction during their lifetime. Yet, far more than for any other type of illness, the public remains mostly unaware, and patients are subject to stigma. Why the taboo prevails is always hard to explain in full. However, it’s time to talk about sex, EU!