Health Summit 2025

This November, policymakers, industry leaders, and experts will gather in Brussels for The Parliament’s Health Summit 2025, tackling the most pressing challenges in health and social care.

With ageing populations straining systems, digital health solutions still facing regulatory roadblocks, and workforce shortages reaching crisis levels, Europe’s health sector stands at a crossroads.

Can policymakers balance innovation with equity? Will AI and biotech breakthroughs deliver real impact?

As transatlantic trade wars intensify and funding gaps widen, the need for innovative solutions for Europe’s healthcare infrastructure has never been more pressing. Join the debate as we cut through the noise and confront the future of healthcare in Europe.

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- As transatlantic tariffs hits, how can the EU ensure a continuous and resilient supply of critical medicines across the bloc and mitigate economic turbulence?
- What measures should be implemented to reduce the risk of future medicine shortages, especially in the context of geopolitical instability and supply chain disruptions?

- How can Europe stay competitive in the global life sciences and biotech sectors while maintaining high standards of patient safety and ethics?
- What policy adjustments can enhance Europe’s attractiveness to biotech startups, SMEs, and multinational pharmaceutical companies?

- What actions can EU stakeholders take to drive bold leadership, improve prevention, and ensure early diagnosis and effective management of cardiometabolic conditions?
- Can Europe create a "Europe’s Beating Cardiovascular Disease Plan" similar to the "Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan"?

- How do disparities in healthcare access, treatment, and outcomes across member states contribute to overall health inequalities among different population groups and what can the EU do to mitigate this?
- What policy and systemic changes are needed to ensure equitable healthcare for both women and men across the EU, considering factors such as medical research, reproductive health, and chronic disease management?

- How can Europe leverage digital transformation and AI to drive innovation in healthcare while ensuring equitable patient access to these technologies?
- What regulatory frameworks are needed to foster innovation, support SMEs, and protect patients in the digital and AI-driven healthcare sector?

- How can European healthcare systems move from a reactive model to one focused on prevention and early intervention?
- How do health prevention policies enhance Europe’s economic performance and competitiveness, and what indicators can be used to measure their long-term impact?

- What steps can the EU take to prioritise mental health within the healthcare agenda and ensure it receives the necessary attention and resources?
- How can mental health policies be integrated with broader public health strategies?

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