Vital Strategies is pleased to announce the appointment of @MEtiebetMD as President and Chief Executive Officer to guide the organization into its third decade.
Read the full announcement: https://t.co/Q3v9fbQKw4
Tallying births and deaths is one of the most desperately needed public-health measures. In @NYTmag, @JInterlandi writes about how our Civil Registration and Vital Statistics Program is helping countries #CountEveryone. #Data4Health https://t.co/5TtYRFhUmb
"If you have accepted money from the tobacco industry, send it back."
Dr. Phillip Gardiner, @aatclc has a message for #nonprofit organizations in this @washingtonpost op-ed for #BlackHistoryMonth. https://t.co/p9WuYhZ3Iy
Hidden forms of tobacco marketing undercut existing tobacco control measures and put consumers at risk, particularly youth. Read our op-ed in @timesofindia about how this surrogate marketing strategy often uses Bollywood actors to promote tobacco products. https://t.co/oPrK5iojjN
Our new #RESETAlcohol initiative will address the neglected global health crisis of alcohol harms, with a focus on taxation and pricing policies, along with availability and marketing restrictions.
Read more in @HealthPolicyW https://t.co/EwPQr1VcWc
Since 2007, global leaders and civil society have convened at @WomenDeliver conferences to advocate for the rights of girls and women across every aspect of their lives. Read our open letter on why we're supporting the next Women Deliver conference in 2023 https://t.co/Sr7cjCcjjH
Honored to share the stage with @HillaryClinton at #CGI2022 to announce @VitalStrat’s commitment to scale up data systems to improve access to sexual and reproductive health services.
Read more about our commitment here: https://t.co/IOimcgsX0s @ClintonFdn
Join us Sept. 23 for a Public Health Power Hour wrap up of #UNGA.
We'll discuss the week's highlights, how it is tackling generational challenges—rebuilding public health post-COVID, climate change, political instability—and offer perspectives on the topic “Does UNGA Matter?”.
The @kencen is taking large donations from some of the world’s biggest tobacco corporations. Writing in @washingtonpost, we call on the center to stop taking money from manufacturers of this deadly, addictive product. Read our op-ed: https://t.co/4dAzefXCdo
The U.S. Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade sets the U.S. decades back when it comes to women’s health, and imposes undue emotional, social and financial costs on women.
In a step forward for public health, we welcome the news from @US_FDA that would require tobacco companies to slash the amount of nicotine in cigarettes. @By_CJewett@AndrewJacobsNYT
https://t.co/NwMgbjL6iU
First fall in global smoking rates on record/in 20 years - but that cheer hides global disparity and rise in smoking particularly in African countries and among teens https://t.co/L1Z8vjxzTh @TobaccoAtlas
It was extremely powerful and encouraging to watch John Oliver highlight harm reduction on Last Week Tonight. This past year, a record 100,000 people died of an overdose in the United States. Research shows harm reduction can prevent these tragic losses.
NEW REPORT: Young Indonesians are being exposed to unbridled e-cigarette marketing on Instagram, Facebook and other social media platforms, with content designed to appeal to youth and hook them. #TERM https://t.co/eG7l2PGcDv
Alcohol is one of the world’s leading killers, yet countries’ efforts to address the harms of alcohol are not commensurate in part because of the alcohol industry’s messaging and influence. 1/3
In just 2 years, COVID-19 has set back global progress against #TB by a decade. More than 4,100 people lose their lives to TB daily and 28,000 people fall ill with this preventable and curable disease. We must regain the momentum to #ENDTB. #WorldTBDay https://t.co/9V1uMKQrTR
Women’s health is public health. Gender equity in health is a critical step to strengthening public health systems.
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For #WorldObesityDay, our @tfcotter joined the @DukeWFPC Leading Voices in Food podcast to discuss how ultra-processed foods are harming our health and the role of industry marketing & advertising in driving consumption. #WorldObesityDay
Listen: https://t.co/NCzWHncFKz