Oliver Wyman January 30, 2025
Terry Stone, Dr. Oliver Eitelwein, and Daniella Foster

Aligning incentives, bolstering investments, and enhancing partnerships are steps pharmaceutical companies can take to develop a resilient healthcare system.

Climate change poses a significant risk to public health globally. In fact, climate-generated natural disasters could lead to 14.5 million additional deaths and $12.5 trillion in economic losses by 2050. Several diseases, including malaria, dengue, asthma, heat-related illnesses, hypertension, stunting, and PTSD could see sizeable increases.

Addressing the looming health crisis requires strong public-private collaboration, innovative funding, and harmonized regulatory frameworks. Speaking with Oliver Wyman’s Terry Stone and Dr. Oliver Eitelwein during the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos,...

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