Responsibility Delivering health impact at scale
We take a long-term view of responsibility, embedding social, environmental, and ethical considerations into how we develop, manufacture, and deliver nuclear medicine worldwide.
We are committed to driving health impact at scale, and supporting patient communities worldwide.
We deliver on this commitment by considering environmental, social, and governance impacts across everything we do, from research and manufacturing to patient access and distribution.
Our approach to responsible business is built around the areas that matter most to us, including global health, environmental impact, social value, inclusion, ethical standards, and product governance.
Global Health and Access
Curium is committed to expanding global access to nuclear medicine and radiopharmaceuticals to improve cancer diagnosis worldwide.
We believe that access to cancer diagnostics and therapy is a critical part of the global response to address health challenges in lower income countries
Environment
Curium is strengthening its sustainability approach by integrating environmental considerations into its corporate strategy and long-term growth ambitions.
Our focus includes reducing greenhouse gas emissions, increasing circularity across our manufacturing processes, and improving our preparedness for the impacts of climate change.
Social Value
Curium develops radiopharmaceuticals that help improve the diagnosis and treatment of disease, impacting millions of patients worldwide.
Our internal global initiative, Curium Cares, provides opportunities for colleagues to extend this impact beyond healthcare by supporting local charities, communities and the environment.
Ethical Standards
Integrity and transparency guide how Curium operates, supported by our Code of Ethics and Whistleblowing Policy, to promote accountability and responsible business practices.
Inclusion
Inclusion is how our connection to purpose becomes real. We bring different perspectives and ways of thinking together and expect people to speak up and challenge each other.
That’s when the work feels meaningful, the thinking gets sharper, and we deliver for the patients who depend on us.