From Evidence to Impact: Multilevel Strategies for Cancer Prevention in Europe I am delighted to share a new publication co-authored with Dr Ana Bosch (from Skåne Universitetssjukhus, Sweden), recently published in the OncoDaily Medical Journal. In this article, we examine the multilevel strategies needed to reduce the substantial burden of preventable cancers across Europe. While individual choices remain important, lasting progress depends on combining behavioural support with strong structural policies, including taxation, marketing restrictions and healthier environments. The paper reviews evidence across major areas of cancer prevention, including tobacco and alcohol control, improved nutrition, physical activity, organised screening programmes and high-coverage vaccination against HPV and HBV. Our central message is clear: prevention cannot rely on individuals alone. It requires coordinated action across clinical practice, public health, communities and policy. We hope this article can serve as a practical roadmap for healthcare professionals and policymakers seeking to translate evidence into measurable impact, in line with the ambitions of Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan and the wider goal of building a healthier and more equitable society. Open-access article: oncodailyjournal.com/10.6969… @UV_EG @medicina_uv @feconomiaysalud @FundacionECO @ContraCancerEs @ContraCancerVAL #CancerPrevention #PublicHealth #HealthPolicy #EuropeBeatingCancerPlan