July 2026

The EuCARE Final Conference is taking place on 1–2 October 2026 in Rome, Italy. Over two days, researchers, healthcare professionals, policymakers and project partners will come together to reflect on the knowledge generated throughout the EuCARE project and discuss how it can help strengthen pandemic preparedness for the future. Join us as we share key […]

Summer is a time to slow down, reflect and recharge. At EuCARE, we remain committed to advancing research, fostering collaboration and strengthening pandemic preparedness – while embracing the slower pace of the season. Thank you for following our journey. We wish you a restful summer and look forward to sharing more updates with you after

At EuCARE, we investigate how evolutionary changes in the virus can lead to the lack of detection of potentially serious SARS-CoV-2 outbreaks, for example due to atypical symptoms upon presentation or failure of diagnostic test. This Ebola Bundibugyo outbreak is teaching us again that, no matter how prepared we think we are, a new zoonotic

Long COVID continues to affect the lives of many people, including healthcare workers who were on the front line of the COVID-19 pandemic. 🔬 As part of the WHO Healthcare Workers project, EuCARE is contributing to an international study exploring both the burden of Long COVID among healthcare workers and their knowledge, attitudes and practices

Recently, EuCARE research was featured at EBMLive 2026 in Oxford through two oral presentations showcasing studies developed within the consortium. Giulia Doi presented a meta-analysis on the prevalence of anxiety, depression and distress among cancer patients during the COVID-19 pandemic. The study was selected for the conference’s Plenary Session under the Enhancing Evidence for Public