What she enjoys most in EUCanScreen

"I value the opportunity to collaborate with colleagues from different countries and backgrounds, bringing diverse perspectives together to address shared challenges in cancer screening."

What she always brings to her work

"I bring a collaborative and solution-oriented mindset, focusing on keeping teams aligned, addressing challenges, and ensuring steady progress."

What motivates her

"I am strongly motivated by the opportunity to contribute to strengthening public health systems through European cooperation — promoting more equitable access to prevention and care."

What inspired her

"Only through a European approach based on genuine cooperation and the sharing of different perspectives and experiences can we tackle common health challenges."

What she enjoys most in EUCanScreen

"The opportunity to collaborate with Europe's leading experts in cancer screening — promoting accurate, trustworthy information and supporting informed decision-making among citizens."

What she always brings

"Communicating clearly and concisely, basing all content on reliable and verifiable sources, and taking responsibility for the impact that information may have."

What motivates him

"Unlike clinical medicine, where you help one patient at a time, public health work can affect thousands or millions of people through a single policy, program, or intervention."

What inspired him

"Witnessing health inequity firsthand — and a moment of seeing prevention succeed, realising this is where I can make the most difference."

What he enjoys most in EUCanScreen

"The cross-pollination of perspectives — when clinicians, epidemiologists, health economists, and patient advocates sit around the same table, the solutions are richer than any one discipline could produce alone."

What he always brings

"A population-level lens — the habit of asking 'what's happening across the whole group?' rather than just 'what's wrong with this one person?'"

What motivates her

"The opportunity to make the world a little better: to help reduce suffering by preventing what is preventable. I feel especially fortunate to do this work together with knowledgeable and wonderful colleagues from around the world."

What she enjoys most in EUCanScreen

"The collaboration with dedicated colleagues from across Europe — sometimes proving commitment by joining from offices, airports, trains, and almost every possible location in between."

What she always brings

"A constructive and collaborative mindset — and I also rarely give up. If the front door is closed, I will look for a side door, a window, or at least a very polite way to ask for the key."

What inspired him

"I am inspired by the potential of cancer screening to prevent disease, reduce inequalities, decrease cancer mortality and improve population health at scale."

What he enjoys most in EUCanScreen

"EUCanScreen creates a space to learn from diverse experiences, identify common challenges, and develop solutions that are relevant across different contexts."

What motivates him

"The idea that good data leads to better decisions — and ultimately better health outcomes. He turns complex information into clear evidence that helps improve the quality, effectiveness, and equity of cancer screening, so that prevention efforts truly reach the people who need them most."

What he enjoys most in EUCanScreen

"Collaborating with people from different countries and disciplines — sharing experiences, learning what works in different settings, and co-developing tools that strengthen screening across Europe."

What he always brings

"A pragmatic, problem-solving mindset — connecting methods to real needs, focused on solutions that can actually be used in practice."

What inspired her

"What inspired me to work in this field is a simple wish to help improve people's health. I trained as a medical doctor, and early on I felt drawn to work that could make a real difference in people's lives. Being able to contribute to preventing cancer deaths gives my work a strong sense of purpose. I believe that developing high-quality, population-based cancer screening programmes is one of the most demanding tasks in public health."

What she enjoys most in EUCanScreen

"What I value most about working in an international project like EUCanScreen is the opportunity to collaborate across countries, disciplines, and health systems toward a shared public health goal. There is a shared sense of purpose — that the cancer burden can be meaningfully reduced through high-quality, well-organized, and accessible screening programs."