The EPHA Newsletter for January 2003 is now available online. You can download the newsletter below, as a PDF or as a RTF file, or consult the main articles online by clicking here.

Here is the table of the main contents:

EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS NEWS

THE PARLIAMENT

- Parliament votes against cosmetic tests on animals
- Parliament Committee opposes advertising for breast implants
- Parliament discussed health care and care for the elderly
- Public Hearing on The Quality and Safety of Human Tissues and Cells
- Election of the European Ombudsman
- New European Food Safety Authority Executive Director
- Parliament Prolongs Ecopoint Dispute
- EP Committee votes for a powerful polluter pays principle

THE COUNCIL

- Council Agreement on Hygiene Rules for Food of Animal Origin
- Greek Presidency: Priorities for Environment, Sustainable Development and Health

THE COMMISSION

- Salmon Food Colouring Cut Down
- Controversial CAP reform
- Implementation of EU Environmental Laws by Candidate Countries
- Call for Proposals published for FP6
- The European Agency for Safety and Health at Work 2003 work programme
- Commission criticised for position on worldwide medicine agreement.
- Pharmaceutical Direct-to-Consumer Advertising
- EU loan for Chernobyl type reactor considered

THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION

- More Involvement of Member States in the Convention
- Health finally appears in the Convention Agenda

EUROPEAN COURT RULINGS

- EU insists on day in court for Tobacco industry

EUROPEAN INSTITUTIONS CALENDAR

EPHA SECRETARIAT NEWS

EPHA WORKING GROUP NEWS

MEMBER NEWS

- Letter on tobacco to David Byrne
- ENSP Letter to the Convention
- PCN warns: Polish nursing training lower than EU standards
- Joint Manifesto on regulation of reprocessing of single use medical devices
- More than 12 Years of Activity of the Estonian Association Anti-AIDS

FORTHCOMING EVENTS

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Last modified on December 16 2004.