WHO European Office for the Prevention and Control of Noncommunicable Diseases (Moscow, Russian Federation)
A Special Session of the Regional Committee for Europe was called by Member States to discuss the NCD Office in Moscow and was held virtually on 15 May 2023. During this meeting, Decision EUR/RCSS3(2) was adopted to close this office. The office was closed on 24 November 2023 and all functions have been moved to the Regional Office in Copenhagen.

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Tackling diabetes – how Slovenia developed its second 10-year programme on diabetes, and its new approach: NCD stories from the field: updated November 2023
27 December 2023

Tackling diabetes – how Slovenia developed its second 10-year programme on diabetes,...

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WHO European Office for Prevention and Control of Noncommunicable Diseases, Moscow, Russian Federation: 2014–2023 report
13 December 2023

WHO European Office for Prevention and Control of Noncommunicable Diseases, Moscow, Russian Federation:...

This report provides a summary of the activities conducted by the WHO European Office for Prevention and Control of Noncommunicable Diseases (WHO NCD Office)...

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Noncommunicable diseases and climate change: report of an expert meeting, Bonn, Germany, 1–2 December 2022
8 December 2023

Noncommunicable diseases and climate change: report of an expert meeting, Bonn, Germany, 1–2 December...

The WHO European Office for the Prevention and Control of NCDs and the Centre for Environment and Health held an expert meeting to map the co-benefits...

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Documents

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17 May 2023

Nutrition, physical activity, well-being and COVID-19 - Results from 13 countries participating in round...

The sixth data collection round of COSI involves 35 Member States, and data collection is still ongoing in several countries.This fact sheet presents the...

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3 February 2023

Improving breast cancer survival. A new framework for action

In too many countries, the majority of women are diagnosed too late, multidisciplinary treatment and follow-up care are suboptimal, and supportive and...

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24 January 2023

Physical Activity Factsheet 2022 - Georgia

The factsheet presents the latest epidemiologic data on Georgia's physical activity and undergoing policy process in developing a National Strategy for...

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Childhood cancer inequalities in the WHO European Region 2022 report
12 January 2023

Childhood cancer inequalities in the WHO European Region 2022 report

For the first time, a report sets out the evidence on childhood cancer inequalities in the 53 countries of the WHO European Region. The report seeks to...

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News

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11 December 2023
News release

New WHO tools to support action on noncommunicable diseases and climate change
22 November 2023
News release

WHO/Europe and EUPHA strengthen collaboration to mobilize public health community and address key issues
15 November 2023
News release

The power of healing: new WHO report shows how arts can help beat noncommunicable diseases
6 November 2023
Statement

Joint statement by WHO/Europe and IARC to the European Parliament – raising awareness of the link between alcohol and cancer

Multimedia

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5 September 2023

From permacrisis to resilience: noncommunicable diseases in emergency preparedness and response
Infographic

Cervical cancer elimination campaign brand
21 September 2022

3 of 4: Practicalities of a 24h urine collection - Equipment for the research team
21 September 2022

2 of 4: Practicalities of a 24h urine collection – Participant instruction and urine collection