Symposium for early career scientists
Eating safe food is important for everyone’s health, but it is even more so for some categories of people that are more sensitive. Pregnant women represent one of these categories. In fact, after the conception, women’s body starts to change and this can make them more vulnerable and exposed to the possibility of contracting a foodborne disease. In these cases, it is not only the health of the mother that is at risk, but also the one of the child. Some of these diseases can have serious consequences for the foetus and could compromise its normal development.
- Direct connection to our community with complementary expertise and competence in Europe, at different levels
- Facilitation/access to primary information
- Access to updated data on food safety
- Chance to share opinions and contribute to enhance the scientific evidence for food safety policy
- Access a single entry point to the Food Safety System in EU
- Be updated on the participatory process gathering different actors of the Food Safety System from different levels and regions
- Valorize best practices and share knowledge, thus contributing to shape the future FSS
- Align the national research & innovation agendas to a common view and approach