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Background Health providers and thereby academy and industry is challenged by gradually increasing demands from not at least an ageing population, including increases in cancer, cardiovascular and neurological diseases, diabetes, and complex disease patterns with multimorbidity. At the same time, economical restraints will not allow the society to increase resources spent on health care. Methods The effects of the ageing population, changes in life style (overweight, obesity, poor dietary habits, lack of physical activity) needs to be dealt with. Demands from patients are to improve quality of care and adding life to years instead of just adding to your life. To provide European citizens with lifelong health and wellbeing, visions for horizon 2020 (and beyond) has been performed (Copenhagen Research Forum). The global evolution in biomedicine will provide access to new technologies that will require implementation. At the same time, as health care is a factor for investment including industry, education and training is also a possibility to create innovation and work in research and improved health. Results

Clinical and translational medicine in Europe – horizon 2020 and beyond