Building a Greener Future in Radiology
The climate crisis is profoundly impacting our planet, and its effects on human health are becoming evident. Studies show that half of all infectious diseases are worsened by climate change, putting millions at risk.
A 1°C increase in global temperature corresponds to a 5.5 per cent increase in mortality risk, highlighting the alarming reality of the situation. There is an innate link between the health of the planet and people, and the healthcare industry understands this nexus.
The healthcare industry contributes to nearly 4.4 per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions, with medical procedures producing substantial waste, much of it hazardous, and consuming considerable energy.
The healthcare industry understands the nexus between the health of the planet and people.
Sustainable radiology is crucial for India's future, and the healthcare industry must take steps to reduce its environmental impact.
Author's summary: Sustainable radiology is vital for India's future.
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