Assistant Secretary Loyce Pace
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Loyce Pace, MPH. HHS Assistant Secretary for Global Affairs. Building back healthier at home and abroad. Privacy policy: https://t.co/yGiwFtd9LM
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http://hhs.gov/oga 10-01-2022 19:11:59
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Congrats to colleagues on the launch of our new #GlobalHealth Security Strategy, a plan for how the U.S. works across sectors and partners toward regional, national, and local pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response. Strong political commitment and action keep us safe.
The world can neither function nor thrive without #HealthForAll . Not only does it keep us safe, it also makes us whole. This is everyone's right, essential to tackle inequity at home and abroad. On #WorldHeathDay , let us acknowledge our common condition and shared responsibility.
NEWS: Today, Secretary Xavier Becerra and Secretary Antony Blinken released a Joint Statement on the latest in international negotiations to better global pandemic prevention, preparedness, and response.
Read the joint statement on the U.S. proposal here: hhs.gov/about/news/202…
Incredible week delivering the 2024 David Satcher Lecture in public health Vanderbilt School of Medicine and visiting with scholars from Meharry Medical College Fisk University Tennessee State University. We shared stories of what motivates us to work toward #globalhealth equity and how to make that a reality.
Got to join WURD Radio this morning for a conversation on Office of Global Affairs, HHS and how our work around the world improves health access and outcomes for Americans being left behind. We have a lot in common with other countries and can learn from them how to better reach diverse communities.
During this Black History Month, it is imperative to lift-up and recognize the impact of Black leaders in health.
Together, we can build a society that safeguards the well-being of all, transcending racial distinctions.
Happy #BlackHistoryMonth !
Hard work this past week World Health Organization (WHO) meeting with fellow board members from Ethiopia, Paraguay, Peru, Rwanda, and elsewhere about the importance of pandemic preparedness and global agreements that keep America and the world safe.
From Day One to today, we remain committed to international cooperation on health. That includes critical World Health Organization (WHO) investments and initiatives. Every day, we rely on our partnership to address a range of #globalhealth needs. If World Health Organization (WHO) didn't exist, we would have to create it. #EB154
Day Two in Geneva, continuing discussions on the future of World Health Organization (WHO) and our shared agenda towards a healthier world. From outbreaks and surveillance to access and equity, their mandate is essential for wellbeing worldwide. Gearing up for another full year of initiatives and impact!
At #COP28 , HHS.gov delivered a statement celebrating the first ever climate-health ministerial and endorsing its declaration. Alongside colleagues from Department of State and U.S. President's Malaria Initiative (PMI), we reiterated our commitment to pursuing adaptation and mitigation policies in pursuit of #HealthForAll .
Every conversation plants a seed of change. For the first time, Health Day was celebrated at #COP28 . Climate action is health action. Climate solutions are health solutions.
#PublicHealth #ClimateAndHealth