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This week we celebrated our first-ever Best of Bupa Awards in recognition of the incredible impact of our colleagues on our customers and communities all around the world.   The winners were nominated by different teams for their contributions across a range of achievements, from driving positive change in society to reimagining healthcare through digital innovation   Congratulations to our finalists and winners!   #LifeAtBupa

Step inside the 2025 Bupa Symposium, where we're exploring the factors that shape our health - from our DNA to the environments we live in. Come with us behind-the-scenes at this year’s event, where thought leaders, innovators and changemakers are bringing healthcare into focus. #BupaSymposium2025

The stage is set!    Tomorrow, we open the doors to the Bupa Symposium - in person and online - where we'll explore how our health is shaped by who we are, how we live and where we live.    You can still join us online here: https://lnkd.in/e_cU8Xen   #BupaSymposium2025 

A target with five topics. One throw decides the conversation. As part of our global Health Stories movement, players for the Black Ferns – New Zealand national women’s rugby team – Amy du Plessis, Maiakawanakaulani Roos and Theresa Setefano – take on the Health Throwdown. Mind. Body. Recovery. Performance. Mystery. Each hit sparks an honest conversation about wellbeing, managing pressure and what good health looks like. Let’s talk about health. #LetsTalkHealth #BlackFerns #Bupa

On the field, Sir John Kirwan was a rugby legend – but off it, the world had no idea he was struggling with depression. As part of Bupa’s Health Stories movement, the former All Blacks star reflects on how opening up about mental health changed his life, and why vulnerability can be the greatest strength of all. Watch Sir John Kirwan’s story and discover why sharing health experiences can help break stigma and encourage others to get the support they might need. https://lnkd.in/enGFSZ-C #LetsTalkHealth

Meet Jody, she recently took Bupa’s Medication Check and it helped her take control of her health. With a family history of breast cancer, she’s been under regular care of her doctor and has previously been recommended Tamoxifen as a preventative drug. But knowing the potential side effects, she hesitated. After taking Bupa’s Medication Check, it revealed that Tamoxifen wouldn’t be effective for her, a powerful insight that now allows her to explore better options. Personalised testing that can make a difference. Find out more: https://bit.ly/42Spy8v #BupaHealthDNA

In April 2023, Mary-Ellen experienced a period of intense depression.  Hearing other people’s stories helped her realise she wasn’t alone. Speaking openly about her experience has become a way to support herself and others. Mary-Ellen’s story reminds us that depression is a real physical and mental illness – and the more we talk about it, the more we can help each other 💙 #LetsTalkHealth

It’s time to meet the speakers helping to put healthcare in focus at the Bupa Healthcare Symposium 2025. In just under two weeks’ time, our speakers will be tackling three key themes: who you are, how you live and where you live. You’ll see a rich mix of perspectives, bringing valuable expertise and experience to help us explore how healthcare can evolve for individuals and communities. The physical event has sold out, but you can still join online by registering for access here. https://lnkd.in/e3rZjkBH #BupaSymposium2025

Last week at New York Climate Week, Bupa joined global leaders and innovators to explore one of the most urgent challenges of our time: how the health of our planet directly impacts the health of people. With 75+ years of caring for health, we see every day how climate change is impacting people’s wellbeing. Health isn’t just about treatment - it’s about prevention. That means tackling the root causes: from the air we breathe in our cities to the choices we make in our daily lives. Through partnerships, evidence-based guidance and a commitment to action, we believe we can make a real difference, for both people and the planet. Here are some snapshots of the conversations and events we were proud to be a part of. #ClimateWeekNYC

Research shows that teenage girls are six times more likely to drop out of sport than boys. As part of our global movement encouraging more open health conversations, we brought together players for the Black Ferns – New Zealand national women’s rugby team and young female players from York Rugby Union Football Club to talk about girls’ health – from periods to body confidence and resilience. Because when conversations like these happen, girls can feel less alone, connect with others and get the encouragement they need to stay active and healthy. Watch the full film here. https://lnkd.in/eWqZSej7 #LetsTalkHealth #BlackFerns #Bupa