Health-related productivity losses costing German economy €506 billion a year
Health issues among employees are costing the German economy an estimated €506 billion annually, a new study by Vitality and…
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Four fifths of Danes believe they don’t eat enough fruit and vegetables
Just 17% of Danish consumers believe that they eat the recommended 600 grams of fruit and vegetables per day, with…
More than half of Poles associate health and physical fitness with beauty
More than half (51%) of consumers in Poland believe health and physical fitness will have the greatest influence on how…
European Commission adopts Global Health Resilience Initiative
The European Commission has adopted the Global Health Resilience Initiative, which it says positions the EU as a ‘reliable and…
European Commission coordinates multi-country response to hantavirus outbreak
The European Commission has announced that it is ‘taking action’ to coordinate and support national authorities’ response to the hantavirus…
75% of French consumers prioritise local products when purchasing food
Three quarters (75%) of French consumers prioritise local products when purchasing food, while 66% are willing to pay more to…
Germany health spending hits €538.2bn in 2024, up 7.6%
Health expenditure rose to €538.2 billion in Germany in 2024, or €6,444 per capita, a 7.6% increase on the previous…
68.5% of EU population report good or very good health
More than two thirds (68.5%) of the European Union population perceive their health as either ‘good’ or ‘very good’, according…
European meat consumption at unhealthy levels, doctors state
More than nine in ten doctors and dieticians across Europe believe that average meat consumption currently exceeds levels that could…
Nine in ten young people in the EU consider themselves to be healthy
Some 90.1% of young people aged between 16 and 29 residing in the European Union consider themselves to be in…
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