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A timeline of global updates from Resolve to Save Lives and our partners

Watch: “One penny, one pill.” That’s all it costs to control high blood pressure.

Mass screenings alone won’t control the U.S. hypertension problem

Event: Protecting one billion hearts at the 78th World Health Assembly

Four more countries validated by WHO for actions toward a trans fat-free world

Strategies in action

How fake patients are helping real health facilities prevent epidemics

Webinar unpacks industry’s role in removing trans fat from foods

Sharing a vision for epidemic-ready, climate resilient primary health care at the World Health Assembly

Strategies in action

In Nigeria, this pilot program is making blood pressure treatment affordable for all

RTSL’s Simple App to scale nationally in Ethiopia

Improving Hypertension Care for Mothers: A New Learning Lab in Madhya Pradesh

Dr. Renu Garg talks blood pressure control challenges and solutions in Thailand

Providing the medicines patients need to control high blood pressure

Primary Health Care Questions for Surveys (PHCQS)

From signals to systems: Strengthening epidemic readiness through climate-informed strategies

Foundations for sustainable health: A blueprint for building epidemic-ready and climate-resilient primary health care

New press release

New Lancet article finds mass blood pressure screenings to be ineffective

Bridging health security funding gaps with rapid outbreak financing

Epidemic-Ready Primary Health Care (ERPHC) framework and technical package

Actionable 7‑1‑7 bottleneck insights: Resources for rapid outbreak investigation

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

9 million lives saved and counting

Pakistan protects more than 240 million people by eliminating harmful trans fat

Nigeria launches National Sodium Reduction Guideline

Guide to developing nutrition standards

RTSL donates IPC supplies toward an “Epidemic-ready” Ethiopia

New press release

Statement from Dr. Tom Frieden, President and CEO of Resolve to Save Lives: Cuts to CDC are a recipe for disaster.

A research agenda for urban health security

Resolve to Save Lives at EPI | Lifestyle Scientific Sessions 2025

Strategies in action

Turning the tide on blood pressure control in Sri Lanka

Highlighting epidemic prevention at the 2025 Africa Health Agenda International Conference

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

Improving follow-up visits among individuals with hypertension: Quality Improvement project in the District Hospital, Seoni, Madhya Pradesh, India, 2021–2022

February 26, 2025