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On 1–2 October 2026 occurred the Pandemic Preparedness Rome Conference, a successful event marking an important milestone in the project’s journey, a very high level scientific event, featuring lectures by keynote speakers. Over two days, researchers, healthcare professionals, policymakers and project partners gathered to share scientific insights, reflect on lessons learned and discuss how the […]
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On 1–2 October 2026, the EuCARE community will come together in Rome for the Pandemic Preparedness Rome Conference, two days dedicated to sharing knowledge, discussing lessons learned and looking ahead to the future of pandemic preparedness. From clinical aspects and Long COVID to vaccination, immunology, schools and social impacts, the programme brings together researchers, experts
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Research from the EuCARE POST COVID Study has been accepted for a poster presentation at the 4th Long COVID International Conference 2026 taking place in November. Presented by Prof. Camilla Tincati, the study “Severe Acute COVID-19 Is Associated With Depressive Symptoms and Reduced Anxiety Resolution During Post-Acute Follow-Up” explores the relationship between the severity of
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The 25th AREVIR Meeting is almost here, and this year features a special joint session with the EuCARE and VIROMARKERS projects!Join us for presentations by leading scientists, sharing preliminary activities, current findings, and future steps to tackle evolving challenges in infectious diseases. 🗓 Date: May 9-10, 2025📍 Location: Cologne, Germany💻 Online participation available! Follow the session live through the link here. Check out the agenda and get ready
How do adolescents perceive vaccines and hesitancy? A new EuCARE study, published in Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics, explores adolescent viewpoints on vaccines, COVID-19 immunization, and HPV awareness through anonymized, validated, self-completed electronic surveys and focus groups in London schools. Key findings: ✅ High confidence in childhood vaccines (91–95%) but lower trust in COVID-19 vaccines (47–56%
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Two months ago, we gathered in Rome for The Science of Pandemics: Past, Present, and Evidence-Based Strategies for the Future, an event that brought together nearly 100 experts, educators, and policymakers to discuss pandemic preparedness and the lessons learned. Now, you can revisit the key moments! 📽️ Full recordings & interviews 📝 Main takeaways 🌍
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