Thanks to @mggalvin.bsky.social and @euronews.com for including our reaction to the UK’s new Global Fund pledge. As our Director Katie Husselby says in the piece: cuts like this will be felt fast — in lives lost, rising infections and weakened health defences. 👇 www.euronews.com/health/2025/...

As malaria continues to affect millions, new science offers hope. Our new report shows how genetically modified mosquitoes can move from research to responsible use, helping countries prepare for equitable, evidence-based deployment. More from @mggalvin.bsky.social: www.euronews.com/health/2025/...

📽️ In case you missed it: Relive all of the highlights of our 2025 Award Ceremony in our official after movie! Watch it on YouTube below ⬇️ www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTFG...

💬 “It was incredibly challenging for those programmes and those essential health services to continue when essentially, the plug was pulled on them” The words of our Director, Katie Husselby, speaking to @euronews.com' @mggalvin.bsky.social about the ODA cuts back in March. 👇 bit.ly/3Htp0ht

✨ The Winner of our 2025 Migration Journalism Award: "Growing Up ‘Non-Western’ in Denmark’s Nanny State", by @mggalvin.bsky.social. Published by @newlinesmag.bsky.social. Read it here: www.europeanpressprize.com/article/grow...

Congratulations to @mggalvin.bsky.social, winner of this year's @europeanpressprize.bsky.social Migration Journalism Award for her @newlinesmag.bsky.social piece “Growing up ‘Non-Western’ in Denmark’s Nanny State.” Read it in full here: newlinesmag.com/reportage/gr...

Really pleased to be shortlisted for a European Press Prize award for my story with @newlinesmag.bsky.social on how Denmark’s parallel societies plan (formerly known as “ghetto laws”) affect children and families

New Lines was shortlisted by the European Press Prize for its Migration Journalism Award for @mggalvin.bsky.social's story on Denmark’s policy to break up majority-nonwhite neighborhoods. Check out the story here! newlinesmag.com/reportage/gr...

Lagging vaccination rates, online conspiracies, and a legacy of dysfunction in the health sector laid the groundwork for Romania's measles outbreak -- the biggest in Europe. But other countries shouldn't write it off. www.euronews.com/health/2025/...

About six in 10 adults worldwide will be overweight or obese by 2050, according to new projections.

The uptick is expected to be driven largely by population growth and ageing, with developing countries seeing the greatest increases in cases.

⚠️European health and food safety officials are raising the alarm about “prolonged and widespread” salmonella outbreaks linked to alfalfa seeds from Italy.

🫒🧴Replacing butter with plant-based oils may boost your health and reduce the risk of dying early, new research suggests.

Several European countries have announced cuts to their foreign aid budgets, with global health programmes in the crosshairs.

Pregnant women and new mothers are still dying at alarmingly high levels across the world, and a new analysis has begun to unravel why.

Ukraine's healthcare system has been eroded by three years of war. Millions of people have fled. We talked to the doctors and health groups who stayed. www.euronews.com/health/2025/...

For my euro peeps looking to get caught up on RFK Jr, the man, the myth, the just-confirmed US health secretary www.euronews.com/health/2025/...

🇮🇪Ireland is the latest European country to identify a case of a contagious new strain of mpox that is ravaging Central Africa.

Excellent piece by Olivia Hicks @poynterinstitute.bsky.social Another reason it’s so hard for ppl to distinguish btwn journalists & content creators: the aesthetics of journalism are easy to copy. The (largely invisible) process is not We need to show our work more www.poynter.org/commentary/2...

which countries receive the most U.S. aid for health programmes? www.euronews.com/health/2025/...

In a "cynical move", the EU executive is pushing ahead with an extremely streamlined timeline for a key piece of health legislation, making it clear that it will likely be finalised well before the consultation period with stakeholders ends. With @martairaola.bsky.social for @euronews.com

Glasgow became the first city in the United Kingdom to open a facility where people can openly use illegal drugs earlier this month. This is part of Scotland’s latest effort to cast off its title as Europe’s drug death capital.

⚠️Coca-Cola’s European bottling unit has ordered a major recall in three countries after finding a high level of a thyroid-disrupting chemical in some soft drinks.

🌦️The weather could play a role in young people’s mental well-being, according to a new study in the Netherlands and Spain.

The WHO said funding should be maintained for programmes like PEPFAR, which provides HIV treatment and testing to millions of people worldwide.

what’s keeping the head of the EU drugs agency up at night in 2025? poly-drug use (heroin’s dominance is a thing of the past) a rise in drug-related violence and politics😬 www.euronews.com/health/2025/...

A person in the United Kingdom has been infected with avian influenza, in what health authorities described as a “rare” case of transmission from birds to people.

So last night Trump reinstated the Mexico City Policy aka global gag rule, which bans the US from funding foreign NGOs that have anything to do with abortion (performing them but also counseling or giving people info on abortion)

hello folks — making my bluesky debut here with an introduction 👋 I’m a health journalist from the US 🇺🇸 and have also lived/reported in Denmark 🇩🇰, the Netherlands🇳🇱, and now Brussels 🇧🇪🇪🇺 with @euronews.com (I use my full name for my byline, Gabriela Galvin)