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Richard Freeman

@richardrfreeman

Executive Officer @WHO.

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World Health Organization (WHO) (@who) 's Twitter Profile Photo

WHO Member States, meeting today in Committee A of the #WHA78, approved a resolution that calls for the adoption of a historic global compact to make the world safer from future pandemics. The WHO Pandemic Agreement will next be considered for final adoption by the Assembly on

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Latest from #WHA78 📣 The World Health Assembly has announced 17 Nov as World #CervicalCancer Elimination Day. Cervical cancer kills 350 000 women each year, yet it’s one of the few cancers we can eliminate in our lifetime. This official WHA mandated day will promote actions to

Latest from #WHA78 📣 The World Health Assembly has announced 17 Nov as World #CervicalCancer Elimination Day.

Cervical cancer kills 350 000 women each year, yet it’s one of the few cancers we can eliminate in our lifetime.

This official WHA mandated day will promote actions to
First Ladies Against Cancer (FLAC) (@flacnigeria) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We proudly celebrate the official designation of “World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day” to be marked every November 17. This global recognition is a powerful step in the fight to #EndCervicalCancer, a disease that still takes the lives of too many women around the globe.

We proudly celebrate the official designation of “World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day” to be marked every November 17. 

This global recognition is a powerful step in the fight to #EndCervicalCancer, a disease that still takes the lives of too many women around the globe.
CGTN Africa (@cgtnafrica) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The World Health Assembly has declared November 17 as World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day to promote actions to eradicate cervical cancer, a preventable disease claiming 350,000 lives annually.

The World Health Assembly has declared November 17 as World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day to promote actions to eradicate cervical cancer, a preventable disease claiming 350,000 lives annually.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@drtedros) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Cervical cancer kills 350 000 women each year, and another 600 000 are diagnosed. Yet it could become the first cancer in history to be eliminated, thanks to HPV vaccines and timely screening and treatment. That is why I made a Call to Action in 2018. I’m so inspired by the

Cervical cancer kills 350 000 women each year, and another 600 000 are diagnosed. Yet it could become the first cancer in history to be eliminated, thanks to HPV vaccines and timely screening and treatment. That is why I made a Call to Action in 2018.

I’m so inspired by the
Dr Nono Simelela (@drnonosimelela) 's Twitter Profile Photo

South Africa🇿🇦applauds the World Health Assembly #WHA78 decision to create World #CervicalCancer Elimination Day! Countries are standing up for women’s health & answering Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus’ Call to Action. Mark your calendar for Nov 17!✨

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@drtedros) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Following the historic adoption of the #PandemicAccord at #WHA78, I wish to pay a tribute to world leaders who came up with the idea for such an instrument — one of them was the late President of #Chile, Sebastian Piñera. This lifesaving agreement among nations is his legacy.

National Screening Service (@nsshse) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Announced at #WHA78, 17 November will be officially recognised as World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day - an annual reminder that will promote our collective efforts to eliminate a cancer for the first time in our history. #TogetherTowardsElimination 👇

National Cancer Institute of Kenya (@ncikenya) 's Twitter Profile Photo

World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day Set The World Health Assembly has taken a monumental step in the global fight against cancer by officially designating November 17th as World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day. This landmark decision, set to be observed annually starting in

World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day Set
The World Health Assembly has taken a monumental step in the global fight against cancer by officially designating November 17th as World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day. This landmark decision, set to be observed annually starting in
Union for International #CancerControl (@uicc) 's Twitter Profile Photo

As strong supporters of the World Health Organization (WHO) global strategy to eliminate #cervicalcancer, it is great to see the spotlight on this critical issue. We look forward to supporting World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day on 17 November 👏 #HPV #VaccinesWork bit.ly/4mxiwON

Dr Nono Simelela (@drnonosimelela) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Here’s something positive everyone can get behind: The World Health Assembly establishes World #CervicalCancer Elimination Day (Nov 17), reaffirms a historic global commitment & answers Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus Call to Action! Survivors & allies mobilized and are changing the world.✨ #WHA78

Global Health Strategies (@ghs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day is now official!👏 Starting this year, 17 November will rally global action on HPV vaccination, screening & treatment supporting efforts to make cervical cancer the first cancer to be eliminated. x.com/WHO/status/192…

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🎗️World Cervical Cancer Elimination Day is now official! Every year on 17 Nov, the world will unite around HPV vaccination, screening and treatment in an effort to make cervical cancer the first ever cancer eliminated Read more here 👇 x.com/DrZSB/status/1…

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"I congratulate Nigeria, on the launch of her Partnership to Eliminate the Cervical Cancer in Nigeria, thanking her excellency for catalizing this Partnership with a landmark investment. This commitment is sending a strong message across the continent and beyond. At the recent

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@drtedros) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations, #Senegal, on eliminating #trachoma! This milestone is yet another sign of the remarkable progress being made against neglected tropical diseases globally, and offers hope to other countries still working to eliminate trachoma. who.int/news/item/15-0…

Dr Saia Ma'u Piukala (@rd_wpro) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#Vaccines save lives. It's that simple. The #HPV vaccine, which protects against #CervicalCancer, is part of that lifesaving story the 🌏 over - including in the World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific Region. Kudos to the #SolomonIslands 🇸🇧 Ministry of Health and Minister Paul Bosawai for the

Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@drtedros) 's Twitter Profile Photo

“Health cannot be a question of income; it is a fundamental human right”— Madiba   Yet more than half the world’s people, in countries both rich and poor, cannot access the health services they need. We must ensure health is a right for all, not a luxury for some. #MandelaDay