Mental Health: EU Green Paper Invites Comments

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The European Union is deliberating how best to tackle mental health.

While the action seems pharma inspired, there is an opportunity to

comment and perhaps bring nutritional intervention into the range of

options...

 

Kind regards

Sepp

 

 

 

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Health: EU Green Paper Invites Comments

 

 

The European Commission has issued a Green Paper on Improving the

Mental Health of the Population. The object is to agree on a European

mental health strategy.

The Initiative is a collaborative effort with the World Health

Organisation, whose own program, Nations for Mental Health is leaning

towards the option of pharmaceutical intervention, perhaps not

surprisingly - their report was sponsored by two major pharma

manufacturers.

The EU Green Paper is intended to launch a debate with the European

institutions, Governments, health professionals, stakeholders in

other sectors, civil society including patient organisations, and the

research community about the relevance of mental health for the EU,

the need for a strategy at EU-level and its possible priorities.

Results and a set of recommendations should be available by the end

of 2006, and according to this announcement by the EU Commission,

contributions to the discussion should be submitted by the end of May

2006.

 

 

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