Committee on Public Health Ordinary meeting
9 November 2026
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SANT European Parliament
Follow its sittings00:07 - 02:48
Speaker 1
Ladies and gentlemen, let's get started. Welcome to the full and substitute members of the SANT committee. Interpreters for the following languages are present today: German, English, French, Italian, Dutch, Danish, Greek, Spanish, Portuguese, Swedish, Czech, Lithuanian, Hungarian, Polish, Slovak, Romanian and Croatian. Speech-to-text automatic transcription and translation is available today for accessibility purposes. Scan the QR code on posters and select the channel with the language being spoken.
For translation, you can choose your preferred language from the available options in the menu. Chair's announcements. The Secretariat has been informed that MEP Marinho cannot attend the SANT committee meetings this week due to personal reasons. For this reason, the reporting back from the SANT mission to Greece will be postponed to the next committee meeting taking place on the 3rd December. Point three, adoption of the minutes, I mean 28th September 2026 meeting.
Can they be deemed adopted? Thank you. Dear colleagues, our first point on today's agenda is the exchange of views on gender inequalities in health prevention and in health research. Last week, the European Parliament celebrated the Gender Equality Week. Our Parliament defends women's right across the EU.
In that context, our committee would like to underline that gender equality cannot be limited to the very important equality at work or in politics. We need gender equality also in other less visible, but equally important aspects of the life. Health is the top of the priority of EU citizens, and gender equality with regard to our health should be one of ours, as everyone, whether men, women or children, should have the same chance chances and rights when it becomes to public health. Today, for our exchange of views, we have two speakers. First, the floor will take Professor Frédéric Amant from the European Society of Gynaecological Oncology.
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