The COVID-19 pandemic, as well as antimicrobial resistance have highlighted the close relationship between human health, animal health and the environment and the negative impact on society as a whole if the balance of these three components is not properly managed.
During an event organized by The European House - Ambrosetti with the contribution of Pfizer and bioMérieux, entitled "Planetary and Amr. Towards a new strategy to face global health challenges" in live streaming on Tuesday 19 at 9.30, the new approach of Planetary Health will be discussed, therefore considering the interactions between human, animal and environmental ecosystems to provide a new approach that strengthens the concept of One Health and which represents the only viable way to effectively combat AMR (the antimicrobial resistance) and possible future pandemics.
Speakers include Silvio Brusaferro - President, Higher Institute of Health Raffaella Cesaroni - Journalist, SKY TG 24 Stathis Chorianopoulos - Vice President Adriatic Cluster, bioMérieux Raffaele Donini - Coordinator of the Health Commission, Conference of Regions and Autonomous Provinces; Councilor for Health Policies, Emilia Romagna Region Paivi Kerkola - CEO, Pfizer Italia Beatrice Lorenzin - Member of the Budget, Treasury and Planning Commission, Chamber of Deputies Andrea Mandelli - President, FOFI; Vice President, Chamber of Deputies Annalisa Mandorino - Secretary General, Cittadinanzattiva Valentina Marino - Chief Medical Officer, Pfizer Italia Giorgio Palù - Virologist; Past President, European Society for Virology; President, AIFA Gianni Rezza - General Director of Prevention,Ministry of Health Roberto Speranza - Minister of Health Giovanni Tria - Special Advisor for the national production of vaccines and relations with the European Union, Ministry of Economic Development Paolo Vineis - Chair in Environmental Epidemiology, School of Public Health, Imperial College of London; Vice President, Superior Health Council.