The European guidelines are a benchmark for quality assurance in breast cancer screening and diagnosis across Europe. They are a manual for health professionals and advocates everywhere, describing best practice evolving from regional and national breast cancer screening programs based on mammography.

European Guidelines for Quality Assurance in Breast Cancer Screening And Diagnosis

Health, Fitness & Dieting

european-commission

Diseases & Physical Ailments

European Communities

Panorama Transport 2007

Business & Money

EUROSTAT

Industries

The European Commission 1958-72: History and Memories

History

Europe

European Business: Facts and Figures 2007

Unknown, Author

International

Health Statistics - Atlas on Mortality in the European Union, 2009 (Eurostat)

Education & Reference

Wise Choices?

UNKNOWN

METRIS stands for Monitoring European trends in social sciences and humanities. The aim of METRIS is to support the European Research Area (ERA) in the social sciences and the humanities domains (SSH). This is particularly important for these sciences, because such knowledge is embedded into national systems, and the ERA brings about novel insights and perspectives that result from comparing national systems and situations as well as rising above such comparisons. European level research in SSH forms an important support for European policy-making. This first report from a METRIS expert group identifies important new and emerging trends in social sciences and humanities.

Emerging Trends in Socio-economic Sciences and Humanities in Europe: The Metris Report

Directorate-general for Research

The atlas is a visually stunning publication of 128 pages, using striking photographs, informative texts and maps to explain and illustrate the great diversity of life in the soils across Europe. The atlas functions as a comprehensive guide to soil biology, allowing non-specialists to access information about this unseen world. The first part of the book provides an overview of the below ground environment, soil biota in general, the ecosystem functions that soil organism perform, the important value it has for human activities and relevance for global biogeochemical cycles. The second part is more of an 'Encyclopedia of Soil Biodiversity'. Starting with the smallest organisms such as the bacteria, this segment works through a range of taxonomic groups such as fungi, nematodes, insects and macro-fauna to illustrate the astonishing levels of heterogeneity of life in soil.\nThe atlas aims to: 
- support policies such as the EU biodiversity action plan; the Soil Thematic Strategy, the European Research Area, 
- promote the activities related to soil protection and soil biodiversity, 
- bring soil biodiversity into policy focus by identifying needs for policy and research strategies aimed at soil protection and enhancement of biodiversity

European Atlas of Soil Biodiversity (Soil Atlas)

Science & Math

Artz, Rebekka

Anastasiou, Dimos

Arrouays, Dominique

Bastos, Ana Catarina

Bispo, Antonio

Nature & Ecology

Sustainable Development in the European Union: 2011 Monitoring Report of the Eu Sustainable Development Strategy

Economics

Soil Atlas of Africa

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