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#71 (de) «Die allermeisten Leute haben ja Lust auf Zukunft» - Bea Albermann im Gespräch

from Audible Alps - CIPRA Podcast: Interviews, background talks and voices from all Alpine countries: Listen to this and more in the podcast of the International Commission for the Protection of the Alps. · host CIPRA International - www.cipra.org

«Es braucht wahnsinnig viel Energie, so zu tun, als wäre nichts» meint Bea Albermann. Die junge Ärztin aus der Schweiz hat «Health vor Future Switzerland» mitbegründet und arbeitet derzeit als Assistenzärztin am Universitätsspital in Lausanne. Das Wirtschaftsmagazin Forbes listet jedes Jahr 30 Persönlichkeiten unter 30 Jahren, die Ausserordentliches geleistet haben. In der Schweiz befand sich 2022 Bea Albermann auf dieser prominenten Liste. Sie ist zudem Co-Autorin der nationalen Planetary-Health-Strategie des Schweizer Ärztedachverbands und ehemalige Jugenddelegierte der Weltgesundheitsorganisation. Albermann hat neben zahlreichen anderen Vorträgen und TEDx-Talks auch eine Eröffnungsrede beim von der CIPRA organisierten Zukunftsforum Alpen Liechtenstein 2023 gehalten – zum Thema Klima und Gesundheit. Für unser Magazin SzeneAlpen zum Thema «Gesunde Alpen, gesunde Menschen» haben wir Bea Albermann interviewt. Mehr zum Themenheft SzeneAlpen: https://www.cipra.org/de/publikationen/szenealpen-nr-111-gesunde-alpen-gesunde-menschen Moderation: Michael Gams Foto: Julian Konrad

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