RAPPORTEUR (EURACTIV) - Belgium wants health and biotech split off from agriculture and bioeconomy in the European Competitiveness Fund, the cabinet of health minister Frank Vandenbroucke told Rapporteur. Read more
An editorial studio for health and life sciences in Europe
Founded and run by Nicole Verbeeck, an independent journalist covering health and life sciences. Juneau Cayenne publishes nexxahealth, and takes on journalism, editorial work and creative editorial formats.
nexxahealth
Europe's health & life sciences magazine
Europe's health & life sciences magazine launching on 12 October 2026. Four issues a year, in print. For innovators, health systems, policymakers, healthcare professionals, investors, patient organisations, and more.
Issue 01 - Counting on Europe - Autumn 2026 now available!
What the studio does
Journalism
Reporting on health and life sciences in Europe for Rapporteur (Euractiv), EU Perspectives, European Biotechnology Magazine and APM Market Access.
Editorial work
Commissioned writing and editing for organisations in health and life sciences. Interviews, features, reports, and the editing that makes them shine.
Creative editorial formats
Some subjects do not fit an article. The studio designs the format as well as the words, a series, a publication, a report built to be kept rather than filed.
Latest reporting
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Counting on Europe
NEXXAHEALTH MAGAZINE - Bayer built the cell and gene therapy toolbox. Now Europe has to decide whether to pay for it. Read more
EU PERSPECTIVES - Fewer new medicines are reaching European patients, and the factories that could make them are going up in America. Alexander Natz, who speaks for Europe's smaller drugmakers, warns that new EU laws may come too late to reverse it. He wants Brussels to use the rules it already has. Read more
RAPPORTEUR (EURACTIV) - Brussels wants the world's best biotech medicines to be born in Europe, and it is willing to pay in time. Companies that beat what is already on the shelf and do it on European soil would get one more year before a rival can copy them. Read more
