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A Science|Business roundtable in Tallinn, as part of Estonia’s EU Council Presidency, offers some suggestions about how to get the best healthcare outcomes for citizens 

€1.6 million grant will support ‘precise docking of very large DNA cargoes in genomes’ project

More prevention, improved primary care and an integrated, patient-centred approach is the route to making health systems resilient. Underpinning all this will be better data, says report on State of Health in the EU

Phase II trial will analyse breath biomarkers to improve understanding of treatment effects, advancing the precision medicine agenda

Media are too full of ‘alarmist, hysterical’ doomsday scenarios, says Carlos Moedas, as EU looks at ways to block flow of online misinformation

Swiss research leaders fear the new funding body will only serve the rare, ‘one-in-a-hundred’ breakthrough projects, and neglect the other critical innovation stages

World output of AI patents reached 18,000 in 2015, with China tripling its contribution and the EU’s share of global AI patents falling by 7% to 12%, says OECD innovation survey

Investigations led from the AstraZeneca graduate programme deliver mechanistic insights and the first predominantly RNA-free guide molecule capable of directing Cas9 gene editing

Negotiators in Brussels overturn proposal by governments to cut research budget, fixing 2018 spending at €160.1B

Agency bracing itself for a potential exodus, while pharma companies fear a bottleneck in new drug approvals. Meanwhile, the bill for the removal stands at €400M

Élysée urges pilot programme next year for 20 ‘European university’ networks and broad EU funding – to boost innovation, education and research

The high level group of innovators appointed to advise the Commission on how to structure the EIC has released its first set of recommendations