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Communications & advocacy

Providing the medicines patients need to control high blood pressure

Resolve to Save Lives

Why medicine access remains a barrier to many living with high blood pressure and how governments and donors can help bridge the gap and keep blood pressure under control.

Front-of-package labeling systems

Resolve to Save Lives

Only one system is proven to improve food choices: Mandatory nutrient warning labels.

Healthy revenue: Four taxes, three wins

Resolve to Save Lives

Health taxes on these four harmful products can generate much-needed revenue, improve population health, and reduce health care costs.

Lower-sodium salt substitutes: Frequently asked questions

Resolve to Save Lives

Answers to common questions about lower-sodium salt substitutes.

Policy brief: Front-of-package warning labels give consumers the freedom to choose healthy

GHAI, Resolve to Save Lives

Use this brief to learn how to adopt FOPL polices and implement nutrient profile models – the foundation for FOPLs that work.

9 million lives saved and counting

Resolve to Save Lives

Heart health partnerships between 2018 and 2023 will result in 9 million fewer deaths worldwide. This report details how.

Fourth time a charm?—How to make the UN high-level meeting on noncommunicable diseases effective

Resolve to Save Lives

Dr. Tom Frieden and colleagues outline the interventions governments can adopt now to save lives from NCDs.

Trans fat elimination: Maximizing lives saved through policy implementation and enforcement

Resolve to Save Lives

Resolve to Save Lives’ guidance for enforcing best-practice trans fat elimination policies.

Managing cardiovascular disease with WHO HEARTS

Resolve to Save Lives

A high-level overview of WHO’s HEARTS technical package for controlling high blood pressure and managing cardiovascular disease.

Webinar: using data on packaged food to drive policy change and save lives

Resolve to Save Lives

Global nutrition experts discuss how data on packaged food contents can support policy change and create healthier food environments.

WHO recommends lower-sodium, potassium-enriched salt in place of table salt

Resolve to Save Lives

WHO’s recommendation to use low-sodium salt, why it matters, and what it means for countries

Implementation of Global Hearts Hypertension Control Programs in 32 Low- and Middle-Income Countries

Andrew E. Moran, ET AL.

Lower sodium, longer lives

Resolve to Save Lives

Sodium reduction is the single most important dietary intervention for improving heart health and saving lives

FOPWL regulations around the globe

Global Health Advocacy Incubator

Reducing Demand for Unhealthy Food: Resources

Global Health Advocacy Incubator

Advocacy Action Guide Four Phases to Health Policy Success

Global health Advocacy Incubator

Factsheet for DHIS2 for Hypertension & Diabetes Programs

Resolve to Save Lives

DHI2’s new tracker integrates hypertension and diabetes care for large-scale NCD programs in a digital health care solutions that’s practical, sustainable, cost-effective, and easy to train.