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Want to be part of MEDIculous REMeDy?

Recruitment starts end of October

Want to be part of MEDIculous REMeDy?

The network

MEDIculous REMeDy (Metabolic disease heterogeneity definition, prevention and remission with targeted interventions Doctoral Network) is funded by the Horizon Europe Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) to develop innovative precision medicine approaches for obesity, diabetes and their complications.

 

By uniting expert partners from the academic and non-academic sectors across Europe, the network investigates why metabolic diseases differ between individuals and trains future leaders in metabolic health to develop more precise approaches to prevention, diagnosis and treatment.

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Associated partners from the academic and non-academic sectors

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Addressing a Growing Health Challenge​

In Europe live with overweight or obesity

2

in

3

adults

In Europe live with overweight or obesity

1

in

3

children

In Europe live with overweight or obesity

Estimated annual societal cost of overweight and obesity in Europe

€70

million

Estimated annual societal cost of overweight and obesity in Europe

Overweight & obesity in Europe

Overweight & obesity in Europe
Adults live with diabetes in Europe

1

in

10

Adults live with diabetes in Europe

Estimated European health expenditure for diabetes in 2024

€170

billion

Estimated European health expenditure for diabetes in 2024

Diabetes in Europe

Diabetes in Europe

Consortium

MEDIculous REMeDy Doctoral Network brings together a multisectorial and multidisciplinary team of leading experts to investigate the heterogeneity of metabolic diseases and develop targeted strategies for their prevention and remission. By training the next generation of young researchers across disciplines and sectors, MEDIculous REMeDy equips them with the knowledge, skills and collaborative mindset needed to become future leaders in metabolic disease research and precision medicine.

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