Human health and nature are deeply interconnected. Land-use change, climate change, and pollution drive biodiversity loss and reshape the environmental conditions on which human well-being depends. Land-use change increases the risk of zoonotic spillover and emerging infectious diseases; climate change alters the distribution of vector- and waterborne diseases and stresses threatened species; and pollution adds...
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In response to reforms adopted by the German government on 10 July, BCR Secretary General, and IFPMA Director General, Dr. David Reddy, said: “The legislation passed by the German government undermines the value of medical innovation, global competitiveness and patient access to new medicines. Failing to reflect the value that medicines and vaccines bring, will negatively...
Read moreOn 6 July 2026, IFPMA delivered a statement ahead of the seventh meeting of the Intergovernmental Working Group (IGWG 7) on the WHO Pandemic Agreement.
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