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Health inequalities are growing globally. One of the best ways to reduce them is #PrimaryHealthCare. @WHO is calling on ALL countries to allocate 1% more of their gross domestic product to primary health care and deliver their promise on #HealthForAll!pic.twitter.com/2Vly9bqXIK
One-third of the world's people lack access to medicines & other medical products. To deliver on the promise of #HealthForAll, we must fight substandard & falsified medical products & help countries build their capacity to assure the quality of medicines & other products.pic.twitter.com/9m5N02G4Yr
#AntimicrobialResistance is one of the world's most urgent health threats. Unless we step up efforts to #StopDrugResistance & develop new antibiotics, the world is at risk of returning to the pre-antibiotic era, when even routine surgeries were hazardous. http://bit.ly/35UE7bz pic.twitter.com/R6t2zc656m
Infectious diseases like #HIV, #malaria and #tuberculosis will kill ~4 million people this year. With increased investment in health systems and R&D in new tools, we can make this the decade when we end the epidemics of these infectious killers. http://bit.ly/35UE7bz pic.twitter.com/JVh2QcOvS6
The next global pandemic is a question of when, not if. The world spends a lot of money responding to outbreaks, but too little preparing for them. @WHO is calling on all countries to invest urgently in measures to keep people safe when health emergencies strike.pic.twitter.com/jiIfJ2G5ol
Every day, @WHO delivers health services in countries affected by conflict. We'll continue to do that, but ultimately we need political solutions to end conflict, protect #healthworkers from attacks and create the conditions for #HealthForAll. http://bit.ly/35UE7bz #NotATargetpic.twitter.com/BnWuy7RRc3
#ClimateChange and #AirPollution are affecting health NOW. More than 80 cities in 50 countries have already committed to @WHO's air quality guidelines. We'll continue working with governments to prevent & reduce the health risks of #AirPollution. http://bit.ly/35UE7bz pic.twitter.com/IPgjtWBVUw
Imagine having surgery or giving birth in a hospital with no clean water. That's the reality for roughly 1 in 4 health facilities globally. @WHO & our partners are working with low & middle-income countries to ensure water for all health facilities by 2030.pic.twitter.com/tvwySnenPa
It's a heartbreaking reality that over 1 million adolescents die every year. This year, @WHO will issue new guidance to promote adolescents’ mental health, prevent risky behaviours & provide better support for sexual and reproductive health. http://bit.ly/35UE7bz #HealthForAllpic.twitter.com/7fc1uPQZLV
Unsafe food, unhealthy diets, tobacco and harmful alcohol use are among the world's major drivers of disease. @WHO will continue working with governments and the private sector to protect people from health-harming products & promote access to safe, nutritious & affordable food.pic.twitter.com/p8g6cwIewm
New technologies offer amazing opportunties for health, but also pose new challenges. @WHO is working with countries to plan, adopt and benefit from digital tools that provide clinical and public health solutions, while supporting better regulation of their use.pic.twitter.com/1wegNZM66j
Digital platforms are the way many people get information - including about health - & will likely be major sources of information for future generations of parents. WHO will continue working with social media platforms to ensure their users receive reliable health information.pic.twitter.com/sfCD4GrzGJ
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