Health Care Without Harm
@noharm.org
Health Care Without Harm seeks to transform health care worldwide so that it reduces its environmental impact, becomes a community anchor for sustainability, and a leader in the global movement for environmental health and justice. NoHarm.org
Emily Bancroft, our new CEO, joined representatives from health care and industry to discuss innovative solutions:
🔹 Closing gaps and overcoming barriers with suppliers
🔹 Doubling down on the first "R" reduce by right-sizing ordering
🔹 Focused campaigns to cut the most dangerous plastics first.
🔹 Closing gaps and overcoming barriers with suppliers
🔹 Doubling down on the first "R" reduce by right-sizing ordering
🔹 Focused campaigns to cut the most dangerous plastics first.
September 24, 2025 at 7:03 PM
Emily Bancroft, our new CEO, joined representatives from health care and industry to discuss innovative solutions:
🔹 Closing gaps and overcoming barriers with suppliers
🔹 Doubling down on the first "R" reduce by right-sizing ordering
🔹 Focused campaigns to cut the most dangerous plastics first.
🔹 Closing gaps and overcoming barriers with suppliers
🔹 Doubling down on the first "R" reduce by right-sizing ordering
🔹 Focused campaigns to cut the most dangerous plastics first.
NYU Langone's Dr. Leonardo Trasande advised:
"We need to be responsible for our patients and their exposure to toxins from plastics – in their homes and workplaces. [There is an] invisible garbage patch that we all have inside of us. The health system is the readout of those impacts. "
"We need to be responsible for our patients and their exposure to toxins from plastics – in their homes and workplaces. [There is an] invisible garbage patch that we all have inside of us. The health system is the readout of those impacts. "
September 24, 2025 at 7:03 PM
NYU Langone's Dr. Leonardo Trasande advised:
"We need to be responsible for our patients and their exposure to toxins from plastics – in their homes and workplaces. [There is an] invisible garbage patch that we all have inside of us. The health system is the readout of those impacts. "
"We need to be responsible for our patients and their exposure to toxins from plastics – in their homes and workplaces. [There is an] invisible garbage patch that we all have inside of us. The health system is the readout of those impacts. "
Emily Bankcroft, our new CEO, joined representative from health care and industry to discuss innovative solutions:
🔹 Closing gaps and overcoming barriers with suppliers
🔹 Doubling down on the first "R" reduce by right-sizing ordering
🔹 Focused campaigns to cut the most dangerous plastics first.
🔹 Closing gaps and overcoming barriers with suppliers
🔹 Doubling down on the first "R" reduce by right-sizing ordering
🔹 Focused campaigns to cut the most dangerous plastics first.
September 24, 2025 at 6:55 PM
Emily Bankcroft, our new CEO, joined representative from health care and industry to discuss innovative solutions:
🔹 Closing gaps and overcoming barriers with suppliers
🔹 Doubling down on the first "R" reduce by right-sizing ordering
🔹 Focused campaigns to cut the most dangerous plastics first.
🔹 Closing gaps and overcoming barriers with suppliers
🔹 Doubling down on the first "R" reduce by right-sizing ordering
🔹 Focused campaigns to cut the most dangerous plastics first.
NYU Langone's Dr. Leonardo Trasande advised:
"We need to be responsible for our patients and their exposure to toxins from plastics – in their homes and workplaces. [There is an] invisible garbage patch that we all have inside of us. The health system is the readout of those impacts. "
"We need to be responsible for our patients and their exposure to toxins from plastics – in their homes and workplaces. [There is an] invisible garbage patch that we all have inside of us. The health system is the readout of those impacts. "
September 24, 2025 at 6:55 PM
NYU Langone's Dr. Leonardo Trasande advised:
"We need to be responsible for our patients and their exposure to toxins from plastics – in their homes and workplaces. [There is an] invisible garbage patch that we all have inside of us. The health system is the readout of those impacts. "
"We need to be responsible for our patients and their exposure to toxins from plastics – in their homes and workplaces. [There is an] invisible garbage patch that we all have inside of us. The health system is the readout of those impacts. "