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Are We Undervaluing the Economic Power of Health, Dr. Malina Müller?

In the latest MAP Podcast, our host Dr. Stefan Walzer is joined by Dr. Malina Müller from the WifOR Institute to rethink how we value health. From real-world ROI data to policy shifts and long-term strategies, they explore why investing in health pays off—not just in lives saved, but in economic growth, workforce productivity, and resilient societies.

Listen now to discover how viewing healthcare as an investment—not just a cost—can transform market access and what it means for pricing, innovation, and the future of care. If you work in pharma, policy, or health economics—this one’s for you!

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