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Helen Collis

Helen Collis

Verified

Health Care Reporter, POLITICO Europe

London

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Total articles 405

  • Belgium wanted a drug shortages bill. It’s not happy with the EU’s plan.

    By Rory O’Neill, Helen Collis Verified, Claudia Chiappa Verified, Mari Eccles Verified| POLITICO Europe Verified Belgium was the architect of a European plan to tackle chronic drug shortages. But it views the EU's long-awaited fix announced Tuesday as a letdown. Even before the European Commission presented its Critical Medicines Act — which focuses on an overhaul of procurement rules and subsidies to boost domestic drugs production — the country's health minister lamented that the proposal “does not meet the gravity” of Europe’s supply crisis.

    By Rory O’Neill, Helen Collis Verified, Claudia Chiappa Verified, Mari Eccles Verified · POLITICO Europe

    Mar. 11, 2025

  • France leads fight against EU plans to merge health crisis and civil protection units

    By Helen Collis Verified| POLITICO Europe Verified France is leading a charge against an EU proposal to merge Europe’s health crisis authority with its civil protection unit over fears it will downgrade the bloc’s ability to respond in a health emergency. Europe’s Health Emergency Preparedness and Response Authority (HERA) was set up in 2021 to better anticipate health threats and respond effectively to them.

    By Helen Collis Verified · POLITICO Europe

    Jan. 31, 2025

  • Belgium wanted a drug shortages bill. It’s not happy with the EU’s plan.

    By Rory O’Neill, Helen Collis Verified, Claudia Chiappa Verified, Mari Eccles Verified| POLITICO Europe Verified Belgium was the architect of a European plan to tackle chronic drug shortages. But it views the EU's long-awaited fix announced Tuesday as a letdown. Even before the European Commission presented its Critical Medicines Act — which focuses on an overhaul of procurement rules and subsidies to boost domestic drugs production — the country's health minister lamented that the proposal “does not meet the gravity” of Europe’s supply crisis.

    By Rory O’Neill, Helen Collis Verified, Claudia Chiappa Verified, Mari Eccles Verified · POLITICO Europe

    Mar. 11, 2025

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POLITICO Europe

POLITICO Europe is the European edition of the POLITICO network, focusing on nonpartisan political and policy journalism. Launched in April 2015, it operates as a subsidiary of Axel Springer, which fully acquired it in October 2021. Headquartered in Brussels, POLITICO Europe has offices in London, Berlin, and Paris, and it emphasizes coverage of EU politics and transatlantic policy dynamics. The company offers a range of services, including real-time digital journalism on its platform, a subscription-based policy intelligence service called POLITICO Pro, and various newsletters that provide curated political insights. It also publishes a weekly newspaper summarizing key political developments and hosts live events that facilitate discussions among policymakers, industry leaders, and journalists. POLITICO Europe targets political professionals and stakeholders, delivering actionable intelligence to help navigate policy changes.

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Founded: 2015