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Resolve to Save Lives is a global public health initiative with one mission: To save lives
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Five billion people unprotected from trans fat leading to heart disease
Release | Jan 23, 2023
Thousands of lives could be saved each year by eliminating trans fat and controlling high blood pressure in Indonesia
| Nov 21, 2022
Government, partners and NGOs have high-level discussion on reducing preventable deaths in Indonesia
Interactive Report Shows How Countries Prevent Global Epidemics by Stopping Infectious Diseases at the Start
Release | Oct 11, 2022
Second Edition of ‘Epidemics That Didn’t Happen’ from Resolve to Save Lives Highlights Need for Continued Investment in Health Security
Resolve to Save Lives Receives New Funding from #StartSmall Initiative
| Aug 11, 2022
New Study Finds High Blood Pressure in Bangladesh Can Be Better Controlled for Less than US$10 per Hypertensive Patient per Year
| Jul 27, 2022
Life-Saving Hypertension Control Pilot Program from Directorate General of Health Services, National Heart Foundation of Bangladesh Could Be Expanded Nationally
Bloomberg Philanthropies Invests Additional $115 Million in Resolve to Save Lives To Continue Preventing Deaths from Heart Disease
| Jul 14, 2022
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What do the 10 most underreported crises of 2022 all have in common?
— Amanda McClelland (@AmandaMcClella2) January 24, 2023
They happened in Africa.
People in Angola, Malawi, Central African Republic and other countries need food, water & humanitarian aid—the world must provide more support and attention. https://t.co/Y2UfxrmujG
