In this podcast produced for La Poste, Thierry Drilhon highlights corporate social responsibility in the area of occupational health and the importance of preventive measures to promote quality of life and employee engagement.
Cardiovascular disease is one of the leading causes of death among women, yet it remains largely misunderstood. In light of this public health emergency, he also discusses the creation of the Foundation and the initiatives it has launched, in partnership with La Poste.
Many female postal workers were able to undergo screening in 2025.
https://podcast.ausha.co/let’s-talk-positive-impacts/women’s-health-at-work-la-poste’s-commitment-to-preventing-cardiovascular-diseases
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