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New Article in JAMA Calls for Less Rhetoric and More Action Before, During, and After 2025 UN High-Level Meeting on Noncommunicable Diseases

New Analysis Shows Eliminating Out-of-Pocket Costs for Blood Pressure Medication Saves Lives

Dr. Lia Tadesse Gebremedhin Joins Resolve to Save Lives’ Board of Directors

The George Institute for Global Health and Resolve to Save Lives welcome WHO’s recommendation to replace regular table salt with lower-sodium salt substitutes

Statement from Dr. Tom Frieden, President and CEO of Resolve to Save Lives, on U.S. Withdrawal from WHO

Resolve to Save Lives pledges $10 million to WHO to combat heart disease and save millions of lives

Resolve to Save Lives Appoints Dr. Farzard Mostashari as New Board Chair

Milestone 5-year report on progress to eliminate toxic trans fat released

New report offers lessons on stopping disease outbreaks, amid global spread of H5N1

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Resolve to Save Lives at EPI | Lifestyle Scientific Sessions 2025

High blood pressure too often goes unnoticed. Watch the American Heart Association's interview with Dr. Renu Garg as she details how Resolve to Save Lives works to control this silent…
Resolve to Save Lives partners interviewed by the press in Indonesia following healthy food environment roundtable

Stakeholders gather to protect Indonesians against artificial trans fat and high salt foods

Indonesia gears up to build a comprehensive food policy that eliminates harmful trans fat and reduces excess sodium to reduce a high burden of high blood pressure.…
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With significant progress in Recife, Brazil expands 7-1-7

In early 2023, health officials in Recife, Brazil started applying the 7-1-7 target for timely detection and control of infectious disease outbreaks as part of their plan to track and…