Apoorva Gomber
@apoorvagomber
MBBS,MD, MPH|@HarvardChanSPH ‘21 | Physician scientist/ T1D #Advocacy #Research #HealthEquity @Brighamwomens | Advocacy Lead @NCDIpoverty| For social justice 💪
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Check out this all-star team of #NCD advocates! Apoorva Gomber, kneeling, is all smiles with colleagues at #NCDAF2025 in Kigali. This group works tirelessly to improve care and resources for people with severe noncommunicable diseases, embodying the mission to #ActOnNCDs.
Join us in 30 minutes at AD12 for the satellite session on “From Intention to action” co sponsored by NCDI Poverty Network and Scottish Government. #NCDAF2025 #ActOnNCDs
“The PEN-Plus movement shows that where children are born does not have to determine whether they live or die,”Gene Bukhman said. Learn about how WHO African Region countries are joining the PEN-Plus movement to improve care for severe #NCDs The Lancet Jacqui Thornton thelancet.com/journals/lance…
The financial upheaval facing global health means innovative solutions are needed for #NCD care. WHO African Region's new report describes how #PENPlus "is an extremely cost-effective yet comprehensive investment." Learn more: afro.who.int/publications/u…
A new report from WHO African Region shows that over 15,000 people in 20 African countries now have access to free, life-saving treatment thanks #PENPlus — an innovative model of care for severe noncommunicable diseases like #Type1Diabetes (#T1D). Helmsley is proud to support this work
HAPPENING NOW: The United Nations is holding multistakeholder hearings on noncommunicable diseases (#NCDs) today in NYC. We're proud to attend and share key recommendations in support of child health, integrated care and stronger financing. Watch the hearings live: webtv.un.org/en/asset/k1j/k…
Where a child lives should never determine whether a child lives. Yet children with severe #NCDs in rural Africa often die within a year of diagnosis. To change this, WHO African Region is working with partners to implement a proven strategy for providing lifesaving treatment to children⬇️
