Publications The Impact of Cardiovascular Disease on Economic Loss In Brazil, CVD has been the leading cause of death, with Ischemic Heart Disease and Stroke as the most common causes, except during the pandemic years (2020-2021) when COVID-19 was the first cause of death for men and women.
Publications Harm Reduction: The Neglected Pillar of US Drug Policy In this review, we summarize the evidence for harm reduction interventions, describe the policy environment in which they exist, and provide recommendations to better align drug policy with existing and emerging evidence in the US context.
Publications Female homicides in Brazil: global burden of disease study, 2000–2018 This study aims to analyze the temporal and spatial trends of female homicides in Brazil and investigate socioeconomic-demographic factors associated with it.
Toolkit Inclusive Language in Health Guide This glossary provides guidance on the terms and principles to use—and avoid—in global health communication. It aims to foster inclusive, respectful and effective dialogue by offering key definitions and explanations while highlighting language that can perpetuate stigma or misconceptions.
Campaigns Colombia – Road Safety – Slow Down for Christmas The "Slow Down for Christmas" Cali campaign emphasizes the importance of enforcement to reduce speeding and prevent traffic crashes during the holiday season. Featuring imagery and messages from a concerned mother and a dedicated traffic officer, the campaign promotes adherence to speed limits to prioritize the safety of everyone on the road.
Campaigns Brazil – Road Safety – Do what you have to do without speeding The São Paulo state campaign, "Do what you have to do without speeding," was launched to generate positive behavior change in motorcyclists by reinforcing the intention to obey the speed limit.
Campaigns Kenya – Road Safety – Slow Down, Speeding Ruins Lives (Mary’s Story) This PSA from Kenya features the true story of Mary Wanja, resident of Likoni, Mombasa, who shares her harrowing road crash experience as a result of a speeding Matatu driver, which left her husband, John, paralyzed.
Campaigns Kenya – Road Safety – Slow Down, Speeding Ruins Lives (Ruth’s Story) The PSA from Kenya features the true story of Ruth Machocho, who shares how her life changed after losing her leg in a crash caused by a speeding truck driver.
Publications Assessing the quality of data for selected reproductive health indicators in designated public health facilities in Bangladesh This research emphasises the significance of rectifying missing values, ensuring consistency, and improving reporting systems, with a particular focus on lower-tier health facilities, to enhance the validity and reliability of reproductive health data in Bangladesh.
Technical Guides Testimonials: Personal stories that have the power to save lives on the road Personal, empathetic stories can be powerful tools when promoting behavior change and support for public policy.