Health Care Without Harm reports that we are learning that it is not possible to have healthy people on a sick planet.  That is why, in this unfolding crisis, the healthcare sector has a unique

Ensia, the magazine showcasing environmental solutions in action reports that ten years ago, few of the world's largest companies made investments in sustainability. Today, half are publishing sustainability reports and making progress on reducing greenhouse

Health Facilities Management, in cooperation with the American Society for Healthcare Engineering (ASHE) and the Association for the Healthcare Environment conducted a survey reporting that while the overwhelming majority of hospitals believes the green movement

After receiving AMDR's rebuttal to SGNA's 6/7/13 position statement on reprocessing, Becker's ASC Review has revised the original article with the SGNA statement with AMDR's position below, and published a brief statement on behalf of

FDA stringently regulates reprocessed medical devices and has long held that reprocessed devices are “as safe and as effective as a new device.”  (Washington, DC) – The Association of Medical Device Reprocessors (AMDR), the trade

Healthcare Without Harm, an international coalition of more than 500 organizations in 53 countries working to transform the health care sector to be more sustainable is pleased to announce that its President and Founder, Gary