Re:solve Global Health

Gynecological cancers get <5% of global cancer funding. We need earlier detection, stronger referral pathways & timely treatment so women can access timely, equitable care. Learn more: 🔗bit.ly/4rOtfqr 🔗bit.ly/4bQvMKR #OvarianCancerAwarenessMonth

On #IWD2026, #ResolveRecommends: 🔗Re:solve Talks: women's reproductive health, frontline female healthworkers & maternal mortality bit.ly/4rjn6Ba 🔗Disparities in healthcare access bit.ly/4le9fuA 🔗our Special Re:port on women & NCDs bit.ly/3OFuut9

#Endometriosis is often dismissed as “just bad cramps,” but affects a woman’s entire livelihood, from chronic pain to mental health struggles. Understanding the facts reduces stigma and supports access to care. Listen to our Re:solve Talks episode: bit.ly/4aJ13PA

Rare diseases affect 300M people worldwide. Health policy must prioritize rare conditions by funding diagnosis and care, expanding access to treatment, and building communities that replace stigma with understanding. Special Re:port 🔗 bit.ly/3OFuut9 #RareDiseaseDay

#ChildhoodCancer survival exceeds 80% in high-income countries but falls below 30% in many low-income settings. The gap reflects late diagnosis, limited infrastructure, and delayed access to care. Learn more: 🔗 bit.ly/4tLw0dw 🔗 bit.ly/40aX1t4

According to the WHO, FGM has lifelong health consequences. This makes FGM not only a human rights issue, but a Universal Health Coverage challenge. 👉 Read our UHC report: bit.ly/4rrqV7T #EndFGM #UniversalHealthCoverage

🌍 World Neglected Tropical Diseases Day NTDs affect over a billion people globally and have long received limited attention and funding, despite being preventable, controllable, and in many cases eliminable. #NeglectedTropicalDiseases #GlobalHealth

📍 Today in Stockholm, the African–Nordic Health Summit is convening leaders from Africa and the Nordic region to focus on women’s health and health systems. And the Re:solve Global Health’s Special Re:port Reflecting Reality is being disseminated at the Summit!

Dry January puts alcohol back in the spotlight. As these conversations return each January, alcohol-related harm remains a year-round #globalhealth challenge. We’re revisiting a Re:solve Talks episode on the global burden of disease tied to alcohol🔗bit.ly/3YS2m7V

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is often dismissed as “just winter blues.” For many people, seasonal changes are linked to depressive symptoms that go beyond feeling low. Clear language helps reduce stigma and support access to care. 💬 Join the conversation!

As we make plans for what the new year brings, we’re thinking about the global health stories that still need space and attention✨ What should we be covering next? Help us shape the conversation in the comments!

✨As the year comes to a close, here are our #HolidayReads on #GlobalHealth 👇 🔗Breaking India’s silence on menopause bit.ly/3L9i77c 🔗Uganda's action to ease sickle cell disease burden bit.ly/4qf8Pp6 🔗How midwives are delivering UCH bit.ly/4pJ8sDl

Up to 40% of health spending is wasted due to workforce inefficiencies. Training health workers turns innovation into impact. Read more👇 re-solveglobalhealth.com/post/upskillin… #GlobalHealth #HealthcareInnovation

September’s #PCOSAwarenessMonth has ended, but awareness shouldn’t. PCOS affects up to 13% of women globally, yet remains underdiagnosed. 🎥Our latest multimedia feature on explores why that’s still the case and what needs to change. 🔗: bit.ly/4nn2HcC

In West Africa, women with #diabetes often move between hospital care and traditional healing, balancing faith, cost, and culture. Community initiatives are bridging that gap, bringing care into prayer camps & antenatal clinics. 🔗 bit.ly/42tj8fZ #GlobalHealth

💨In Kenya, cooking with firewood can be as harmful as smoking 40 cigarettes a day. Women are turning to SACCOs to access clean energy, protect their health, and gain financial control. 👉Read the story: bit.ly/4lheSqv #CleanEnergy #EnergyPoverty

We can end #CervicalCancer, but only if we choose equity❤️ A powerful op-ed by @nimmiramanujam & Brian Crouch explores why innovation alone isn’t enough. Elimination is possible. Access is the missing piece. 🔗Read: bit.ly/3JCpZNo #WomensHealth #NCDs

🗣️A must-read op-ed on power, purpose, and youth mental health Dr. Laura Ospina-Pinillos shares why true innovation in care starts with proximity, courage, and coming home. 🔗: bit.ly/3Hy5DV7

#Menopause has long been a silent chapter in #WomensHealth. Under-discussed and under-prioritized in policy. 🌸Today, growing awareness in India is helping to shift the narrative and spark change. Read more in our Special Re:port: bit.ly/3HrzChu #HealthEquity

📖Honored to see our latest special re:port on women and NCDs engaged with at #UNGA and contributing to conversations on #HealthEquity & #GenderEquity. Grateful to @NCDAccess & @PATHtweets for their support and contributions. 👉bit.ly/4mJI9us 🌍