Individual statement to the WHO’s 156th Executive Board meeting on agenda item 14: Global Strategy for Women’s, Children’s and Adolescents’ Health.
Delivered February 2025.
Individual statement to the WHO’s 156th Executive Board meeting on agenda item 24.3: Global Strategies or action plans that are scheduled to expire within one year. Supported by World Obesity Federation.
Delivered February 2025.
Individual statement to the WHO’s 156th Executive Board meeting on agenda item 7: Follow-up to the political declaration of the third high-level meeting of the General Assembly on the prevention and control of non-communicable diseases.
Delivered February 2025.
Individual statement to the WHO’s 156th Executive Board meeting on agenda item 24.4: Engagement with Non-State Actors, Non-State actors in official relations with WHO.
Delivered February 2025.
Joint statement to the WHO’s 156th Executive Board meeting on agenda item 22: climate change and health, coordinated by World Heart Federation. Statement supported by World Cancer Research Fund International and: Global Alliance for Tobacco Control, HelpAge International, International Alliance of Patients’ Organizations, International Diabetes Federation, International Society of Nephrology, NCD Alliance, Union for International Cancer Control, and World Stroke Organization.
Delivered February 2025.
Joint statement to WHO 156th Executive Board meeting on agenda item 6. Universal Health Coverage.
Delivered February 2025.
Statement coordinated by NCD Alliance. Statement supported by World Cancer Research Fund International, and: Sightsavers (The Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind), PATH, HelpAge International, International Society of Nephrology (ISN), International Diabetes Federation (IDF), The MS International Federation (MSIF), International Association for Hospice & Palliative Care (IAHPC), Vital Strategies, World Heart Federation (WHF), International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP), World Federation of Societies of Anaesthesiologists (WFSA), World Hepatitis Alliance, Alzheimer’s Disease International, and The Fred Hollows Foundation.
This factsheet outlines how our Recommendation to follow our Recommendations after a cancer diagnosis can be rolled out at a population level. It expands advice in our Policy blueprint for cancer prevention, which combines evidence on cancer risk – our Cancer Prevention Recommendations – with policy advice for population-level prevention.
Published January 2025.
This factsheet outlines how our Recommendation to not use supplements for cancer prevention can be rolled out at a population level. It expands advice in our Policy blueprint for cancer prevention, which combines evidence on cancer risk – our Cancer Prevention Recommendations – with policy advice for population-level prevention.
Published January 2025.
This factsheet outlines how our Recommendation to limit consumption of red and processed meat can be rolled out at a population level. It expands advice in our Policy Blueprint for cancer prevention, which combines evidence on cancer risk – our Cancer Prevention Recommendations – with policy advice for population-level prevention.
Published January 2025.
This factsheet outlines how our Recommendation to limit consumption of “fast foods” and other processed foods high in fat, starches and sugars, can be rolled out at a population level. It expands advice in our Policy blueprint for cancer prevention, which combines evidence on cancer risk – our Cancer Prevention Recommendations – with policy advice for population-level prevention.
Published January 2025.
This factsheet outlines how our Recommendation to limit consumption of sugar-sweetened drinks can be rolled out at a population level. It expands advice in our Policy blueprint for cancer prevention, which combines evidence on cancer risk – our Cancer Prevention Recommendations – with policy advice for population-level prevention.
Published January 2025.
This factsheet outlines how our Recommendation to eat a better diet, rich in wholegrains, vegetables, fruit and beans, can be rolled out at a population level. It expands advice in our Policy blueprint for cancer prevention, which combines evidence on cancer risk – our Cancer Prevention Recommendations – with policy advice for population-level prevention.
Published January 2025.
