Arcera recognizes World Heart Day 2026 and reaffirms its commitment to cardiovascular health
Cardiovascular disease remains one of the world’s major health challenges. Improving cardiovascular health requires more than medicines alone. It requires science, collaboration, medical education and reliable access to treatment.
On World Heart Day 2026, Arcera recognises the people and partnerships contributing to better cardiovascular care and highlights how our teams support this work across our markets.
Our contribution to cardiovascular health
Across our business, Arcera contributes to cardiovascular and metabolic health through:
- Access to medicines across more than 60 markets
- Support for healthcare professionals through medical education and scientific exchange
- Partnerships that contribute to stronger cardiovascular care
- A broad cardiovascular and metabolic portfolio across our markets
- Teams working across functions to help medicines reach the people who need them
Behind every number are people
Behind every pack is a network of people working to support patients and healthcare professionals.
Researchers generating evidence.
Medical teams supporting scientific exchange.
Supply chain colleagues helping ensure medicines are available. Regulatory specialists bringing medicines through the approval process.
Commercial teams working with healthcare professionals and partners.
Manufacturing colleagues contributing to the quality and reliable supply of medicines.
Business development and partnership teams connecting expertise, innovation and opportunities to expand access.
Together, these contributions form an ecosystem supporting cardiovascular care.
From knowing to doing
The World Heart Federation campaign, continues the message “Don’t Miss a Beat”, highlighting the importance of recognizing signs and symptoms of cardiovascular disease and taking action to protect heart health.
At Arcera, we believe that knowledge is most valuable when it leads to action. That’s the idea behind our #HeartIsWorking campaign.
Checking your blood pressure today matters more than planning to do it later. Understanding your cardiovascular risk today matters more than assuming there will always be time. Speaking to a healthcare professional today matters more than postponing an important conversation.
This World Heart Day, we invite our colleagues, partners and communities to consider one question:
What is one thing you can do for your heart today?
Your heart doesn’t wait. Neither should you.