
SWICA is launching its own podcast
Deafness: when hands become mouths and eyes become ears
Almost 1.3 million people in Switzerland have severe hearing loss, and up to 30'000 have been deaf since birth. Their first language is sign language, but this lacks legal recognition. In the latest episode of SWICA Talks, we chat to Fernanda Hintz and Ben Jud from the Swiss Federation of the Deaf (Schweizerische Gehörlosenbund (SGB-FSS)) about how deaf people cope with day-to-day challenges in a world designed for hearing people and the topics they are passionate about.


Longevity: when Switzerland is getting older
We all want to live longer, and more and more of us now do. In the new episode of SWICA Talks, Heike A. Bischoff-Ferrari, a specialist in general internal medicine with a focus on geriatrics, and Erich Scheibli, care manager for private customers at SWICA, discuss how to age healthily and how this is changing our lives.
More episodes
A mix of indulgence, arguments & self-care
Avoiding work-related burnout
Uniform funding: yes or no?
Should the government have a say?
An emergency abroad: what now?
The mysteries of long Covid
Insights into the past and present
The health system of tomorrow
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