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Lauren Chadwick
Where do countries in Europe stand on banning smartphones in school?
There’s an ongoing debate in some countries about restricting smartphones for children and teenagers, with some introducing measures to get phones out of school.
2024 in review: What were this year’s biggest medical breakthroughs?
Euronews Health looks at some of this year’s top medical advances and the key areas of health that were the most solicited among researchers.
If you get sick this winter, these viruses are the likely culprits
Here are some of the winter viruses spreading in Europe that could be behind your fever or runny nose.
France's Macron to appoint new PM 'in coming days' and vows to stay on
Emmanuel Macron addressed the nation after lawmakers voted to oust the government this week.
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French civil servants go on strike after government collapses
French civil servants had planned a strike over budget cuts, with the protest coming just a day after the government collapsed due to a no-confidence vote.
Most young people no longer have long COVID symptoms after 2 years
Researchers say it’s important to have more information about why some people continue to have persistent COVID symptoms.
UK buys 5 million bird flu vaccine doses in case of pandemic
The government is adding a human H5 vaccine to its stockpile as part of its health threat preparedness plans.
Where in Europe are assisted suicide and euthanasia legal?
There are just a few European countries that allow some form of assisted suicide. Here’s a look at where they are as the UK considers new legislation.
Why scientists are concerned about bird flu in a Canadian teen
With 55 human cases in the US and avian influenza impacting bird populations across the globe, here’s a look at why scientists are closely paying attention to any evolution of this virus.
Australia's social media age limits: Where do other countries stand?
Australia's communications minister has introduced a new bill to ban social media for minors under the age of 16. Will other countries follow suit?
WHO approves first mpox vaccine for children over 1 years old
The vaccine is the second to be approved by the UN agency and the first approved for children aged one and older.
Who is Dr Mehmet Oz, Trump's choice for a key health job?
Surgeon and TV personality Dr Mehmet Oz is the latest figure to be tapped for a role in Donald Trump's second administration.
New parents in Paris could be offered anti-pollution baby 'gift bags'
The proposed effort, set to go to a vote on Tuesday, is similar to "baby box" programmes in other European countries and includes non-plastic items.
European regulators approve new Alzheimer's drug after rejecting it
European regulators initially said in July that the drug's benefits did not outweigh its risks.
Measles cases rise 200% in European region amid global surge, WHO says
New estimates for worldwide cases of measles were released in a joint World Health Organization and Centres for Disease Control and Prevention report.
Google removes EU-based news content as part of 'time-limited test'
The test aims to provide regulators and publishers with further data on how Google is used to access news content.
UK newspaper The Guardian to no longer post on Elon Musk's X platform
The UK daily said they would no longer post on their editorial accounts.
Facebook and Instagram to have ‘less personalised’ ad option in EU
Meta made changes to its “pay or consent” model amid demands from EU regulators.
Who are Europe’s winners and losers after Trump’s US election win?
How might the new US government impact political players in Europe?
Five key takeaways as Donald Trump wins the White House
Donald Trump is set to be elected president of the US; here are some of the key takeaways from the election.
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