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An Ambitious, but Achievable Plan to Reduce the Chance of Dying Prematurely
Six authors of the Global Health 2050 report discuss how countries can cut the chance of their citizens suffering a premature death in half, if they choose to do so. https://globalhealth.duke.edu/news/ambitious-acheivable-plan-reduce-chance-dying-prematurely

Report can be found here: globalhealth2050.org

An Ambitious, but Acheivable Plan to Reduce the Chance of Dying Prematurely An Ambitious, but Acheivable Plan to Reduce the Chance of Dying Prematurely Six authors of the Global Health 2050 report discuss how countries can cut the chance of their citizens suffering a premature death in half, if they choose to do so. Watch the full Oct. 24 Think Global event above. Published...

Professor Yamey recently posted on X:
"In our new The Lancet Commission on Investing in Health report, we estimate excess deaths during the pandemic in nations with populations of 5 million or more (Table A.20 at https://globalhealth2050.org/files/2024/10/GH2050-report-appendix_final.pdf)

🇩🇰 Denmark was one of the world’s best performers in averting excess deaths 👇

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Global health 2050: the path to halving premature death by mid-century

https://globalhealth2050.org/

"The multiple strands of existing global health activism—from climate to gender, race to peace—must be woven together into a single movement and manifesto for immediate action. Global Health 2050 offers a means and motivation to do so."

Article here from The Lancet: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(24)02347-X/fulltext

Full Report Here:: https://globalhealth2050.org/

Offline: Progress is possible, if we choose it “We have got to exit this swamp of empty promises”, insisted Gavin Yamey at the launch of Global Health 2050: the Path to Halving Premature Death by mid-Century, a Lancet Commission launched last week at the World Health Summit in Berlin, Germany. Led by Dean Jamison and Larry Summers, the Commi...

Global Health 2050: The path to halving premature death by mid-century is now available to read The Lancet on https://globalhealth2050.org/

MedEdge MEA recently featured an article on this and other exciting World Health Summit events. https://mededgemea.com/world-health-summit-2024-2/

World Health Summit 2024: ‘Setting the course for global healthcare’ Berlin- 15 October 2024- The World Health Summit 2024 concluded after three days, featuring over 380 speakers across 67 sessions. More than 3,500 participants from 140 countries were on site in Berlin. The speakers included numerous government officials from all over the world, and there were more f...

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Global Health 2050 Global Health 2050, the third report from the Lancet Commission on Investing in Health, provides a roadmap for achieving dramatic improvements in human welfare in high-, middle-, and low-income countries by mid-century with focused health investments. Published on October 14, 2024, the report shows....

Full report is now available at globalhealth2050.org

World Can Halve Premature Deaths By 2050, Lancet Commission Reports - Health Policy Watch BERLIN – Countries worldwide, regardless of income level, can halve premature death rates by 2050, a new Lancet report presented at the closing of the World

Read the The Lancet brief and report now: globalhealth2050.org

Global Health 2050, the third report from The Lancet Commission on Investing in Health is now available.
https://globalhealth2050.org

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WS 28 – "50 by 50" - What Will it Take to Achieve a 50% Reduction in Premature Deaths by 2050?
https://www.youtube.com/live/KS95xxdJ11Y

Global Health 2050, the third report from the Lancet Commission on Investing in Health is now available.

https://globalhealth2050.org/

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WS 28 "50 by 50" What Will it Take to Achieve a 50% Reduction in Premature Deaths by 2050?
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Recently updated papers on http://globalhealth2050.org

Be sure to join us streaming live: World Health Summit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHl-BLsfNF0

Global Health 2050 will be released/available on October 14th at the World Health World Health Summit and online on globalhealth2050.org

We recently updated 3 of our papers. Check them out here! https://globalhealth2050.org/

Priority Health Conditions and Life Expectancy Disparities
https://tinyurl.com/priorityhealthconditions

Probability of death before age 70: progress as years behind or ahead of the global average trend
https://tinyurl.com/Probabilityofdeathbeforeage70

Financing for international collective action for health between 2020-2022. Background paper for CIH 3.0
https://tinyurl.com/cihbackgroundpaper

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CPIGH staff will be at the World Health Summit next week. Staff members are excited to check out what partners are doing across the and the different approaches to existing and emerging

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