Medical evidence for European clinical practice

Sources for EU

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Guidelines and health authorities

• Cleveland ClinicClinical reference
  my.clevelandclinic.org
• EASNClinical reference
  easn.org
• ECDCPublic health authority
  ecdc.europa.eu
• ECDCPublic health authority
  vaccine-schedule.ecdc.europa.eu
• EMAMedicines authority
  ema.europa.eu
• EU Health DataPublic health authority
  healthdata.europa.eu
• EU Vaccination InfoPublic health authority
  vaccination-info.europa.eu
• European CommissionPublic health authority
  health.ec.europa.eu
• Global Cancer Observatory (IARC)Clinical reference
  gco.iarc.fr
• IARCPublic health authority
  iarc.who.int
• OrphanetClinical reference
  orpha.net
• WHOPublic health authority
  who.int

Medical societies

• EAACIMedical society
  eaaci.org
• EANMedical society
  ean.org
• EASDMedical society
  easd.org
• EASLMedical society
  easl.eu
• EAUMedical society
  uroweb.org
• ECCOMedical society
  ecco-ibd.eu
• EHAMedical society
  ehaweb.org
• ERAMedical society
  era-online.org
• ERSMedical society
  ersnet.org
• ESCMedical society
  escardio.org
• ESCMIDMedical society
  escmid.org
• ESEMedical society
  ese-hormones.org
• ESGEMedical society
  esge.com
• ESHMedical society
  esh.eu
• ESHREMedical society
  eshre.eu
• ESICMMedical society
  esicm.org
• ESMOMedical society
  esmo.org
• ESPENMedical society
  espen.org
• ESPGHANMedical society
  espghan.org
• EUCASTMedical society
  eucast.org
• EULARMedical society
  eular.org
• European Stroke OrganisationMedical society
  eurostroke.org
• UEGMedical society
  ueg.eu
• World Gastroenterology OrganisationMedical society
  worldgastroenterology.org

Peer-reviewed biomedical literature

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