Press Room New Campaign Urges Bangladeshis to Support Smoke-Free Laws The national mass media campaign and an info-sign campaign urges Bangladeshis to support and comply with the country’s smoke-free laws.
Press Room Vital Strategies hails Uruguay’s victory against Philip Morris International The case, brought by Philip Morris International (PMI), is a further failure for the tobacco industry in preventing governments from adopting proven policies to protect public health.
Press Room Vital Strategies welcomes European rejection of Philip Morris International illicit trade deal Vital Strategies welcomed the decision of the European Commission to reject the renewal or extension of an agreement with Philip Morris International (PMI) on illicit tobacco.
Vital Stories Jitofautishe: bringing youth into the family planning story The recent family planning campaign in Kigoma, Tanzania saw a remarkable 57 percent recall rate in the post-campaign survey.
Vital Stories Public health leaders come together to launch Vital Strategies Vital Strategies officially launched at an event hosted by Bloomberg Philanthropies.
Press Room Vital Strategies Officially Launches in New York Global public health leaders have come together to celebrate the official launch of Vital Strategies, a public health nonprofit organization with global reach.
CEO Perspective Launch of Vital Strategies We are thrilled that Bloomberg Philanthropies has been a steadfast partner, sharing in our vision of a world with strong public health systems and one where countries are committed to helping people.
Press Room Vital Strategies Supports City of Bandung on New Road Safety Campaign New road safety mass media campaign launches in Bandung, Indonesia aimed at increasing awareness around proper motorcycle helmet use.
Press Room $100 Million Global Health Initiative Announces 18 Participant Countries Vital Strategies has joined Bloomberg Philanthropies in announcing the first 18 countries that will participate in a four-year, $100 million Data for Health initiative.
Press Room Kigoma’s current and prospective fathers are becoming more actively involved in family planning A post-campaign survey found that 93 percent of men agree that there are benefits to family planning and there was a 59 percent increase in the number of men saying they use contraception.