We work with sister academies across the world including the Royal Society, the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina, the Council of Finnish Academies, and the Swiss Academies of Arts and Sciences to provide evidence to inform policy development in health and agriculture.
There is a strong scientific basis for introducing life-saving screening programmes in EU member states for both lung cancer and prostate cancer, according to experts advising the European Commission ahead of an expected update to the Council’s cancer screening guidelines.
EASAC is now inviting expert nominations for a new Working Group.
The new IAP Statement ‘Climate Change and Biodiversity: Interlinkages and policy options’ highlights that climate and biodiversity policies are currently insufficiently connected and addressing climate change and biodiversity decline together is central to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals
