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Committing to cholesterol management in England

HPP supported multidisciplinary experts to produce a vision for change in cholesterol management as part of holistic cardiovascular disease prevention in England.

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Atrial fibrillation and AF‑related stroke

Atrial fibrillation is a common condition and leading cause of stroke, yet it is widely under-recognised. People across Europe face significant inequalities in access to detection and treatment.

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Radiotherapy

As the incidence of cancer increases, health systems must find effective and sustainable ways to care for all cancer patients. Radiotherapy is a key part of this.

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Viral hepatitis in Asia Pacific

Global deaths from viral hepatitis continue to rise and more than 60% occur in the Asia Pacific region.

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Life-course vaccination

Vaccination is vital to improve population health throughout life – but despite strong evidence, it is misunderstood and undervalued.

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Childhood epilepsy

The needs of children with epilepsy who experience prolonged convulsive seizures have been neglected. Without effective treatment, these children are at serious risk.

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Sarcoma policy checklist

Despite recent advances in research and treatment, people with sarcoma report some of the poorest experiences of care among cancer patients

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Rare diseases: shaping a future with no-one left behind

Rare diseases affect up to 400 million people across the world – and, for many, there are no treatment options available.

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RARECARENet

Rare cancers represent almost a quarter of new cancer diagnoses in Europe – so improving patient outcomes should be a public health priority.

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The state of play in person-centred care

A person-centred approach can transform how people experience care, but a lack of common definitions and terminology may hinder its use in practice.

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Metastatic breast cancer country reports

Breast cancer remains the most frequent cause of cancer death in women worldwide, despite improvements in diagnosis and treatment.

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Immuno-Oncology

Using the body’s own immune system to fight disease, immuno-oncology has transformed the prognosis for many types of cancer.

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