Climate of Health

The undeniable and devastating impact of our planet's condition reverberates across every facet of human health. What harms the world inevitably harms us all. These profound effects are reshaping the entire healthcare landscape. Join us in our conclusion as we issue a resounding call to action for tangible, transformative change – a change that will benefit our healthcare professionals, our patients, our healthcare systems, and, above all, our planet. To learn more about Climate of Health, head to climateofhealth.co.uk.

In this episode we look inwards to the necessity for marketing and advertising industries to become more sustainable. While progress has been made to record, measure, and mitigate emissions related to our industry's output, there remains a pressing need to minimise the carbon footprint associated with advertising production, distribution, and publication. Listen in to discover the five-point Action Plan outlined by Ad Net Zero, and explore how we can foster greater sustainability within the pharmaceutical media landscape. To learn more about Climate of Health, head to climateofhealth.co.uk.

In this episode, we explore why it is crucial for pharmaceutical and healthcare industries to extend their vision beyond decarbonisation, and should instead adopt a more expansive approach by embedding sustainability into the core of their brand ethos and corporate operations. Furthermore, we investigate practical steps that pharmaceutical companies can take to play a more thoughtful role in the climate-health crisis, proposing actionable solutions that could catalyse a shift towards sustainable practices within society and lead to enhanced health outcomes. To learn more about Climate of Health, head to climateofhealth.co.uk.

As other industries become influenced by sustainability through the rising expectations of consumers and changing purchasing behaviours, the same trend is becoming true in healthcare. In this episode, we will explore healthcare professional attitudes, expectations, and even prescribing behaviours using our proprietary data set, Point.1. We'll also look at how this matches the changing behaviours of patients. Tune in to gain insights into the intersection of sustainability, healthcare, and patient-centric practices. To learn more about Climate of Health, head to climateofhealth.co.uk.

The healthcare sector's sole and united purpose is making people better. However, it's also one of the world's biggest contributors to the climate crisis, accounting for 4.4% of emissions worldwide. In fact, if healthcare were a country, it would be the fifth largest emitter on the planet. In this episode, we explore the dual role of pharmaceutical companies to not only address the evolving health challenges posed by the climate crisis but also actively reduce their environmental impact. Tune in to gain insights into how the pharmaceutical industry is uniquely positioned to address the intersection of climate and health. To learn more about Climate of Health, head to climateofhealth.co.uk.

In this episode we explore how the climate crisis is killing our planet and harming our health. Driven by the triple threat of global warming, altered precipitation patterns, and an increased occurrence of extreme weather events, we delve into the ways these changes are inextricably linked to our health, put additional stresses on our healthcare systems, and the ways it has a crucial clinical relevance to every organ in the human body. Join us as we explore the climate crisis's effects across various therapy areas in more detail. Each therapy area has been marked as a chapter for ease of navigation. To learn more about Climate of Health, head to climateofhealth.co.uk.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared the climate crisis a major threat to human health. Listen here as we introduce our latest white paper, Climate of Health, developed by Havas Lynx and Point.1, which highlights the impact of increased air pollution and rising temperatures on health outcomes across a huge number of therapy areas and the need to take positive action now. To learn more about Climate of Health, head to climateofhealth.co.uk.