In conversation with a polio vaccinator
To mark World Polio Day (24 November), Harry Rogers, RESULTS’ Parliamentary Advocacy Officer for Child Health, interviews Edmund Duodu, a community vaccinator in Ghana, to hear how his work is going.
When we think of health, the year 2020 will forever be dominated by...
In the Fight Against the World’s Deadliest Diseases, It’s Time to Take the Next Step
This blog post from Taryn Russell, Campaigns Officer - Child Health and Vaccines at RESULTS Canada , is the fourth in our World Immunisation Week series on “Closing the Gap on...
Financing for Development - Who Pays for Progress? New RESULTS UK Report
Today, one of the most important international conferences of 2015 begins. Decision makers from around the world are meeting in Addis Ababa for the Third International Conference on Financing for Development (FFD3) to decide how we will finance...
Leaving No-one Behind: Realism vs Optimism in Kenya
The below article by Policy Advocacy Coordinator Laura Kerr originally appeared on post2015.org . It was included in the 'Leave No-one Behind' blog series...
September conference call recording now available
We are pleased to share that our September conference call is now available to download. On this month’s call we were joined by Simon Wright, Head of Child Survival at Save the Children, who spoke passionately and honestly about the importance of health system strengthening and how the UK can...
Available Now: Financing Health For All Webinar Recording
Did you miss our Webinar on Financing Health For All on Tuesday? Fear not, a recording of the webinar is now available here: http://momentum.adobeconnect.com/p5pa6vip1hm/ Passcode: RESULTSUK We were joined by Steve Lewis, RESULTS Head...
The Final Push on Polio – RESULTS London Health for All Event
London grassroots volunteer Asad Rahman reflects on RESULTS London Health for All event which took pace at University College London last week. Global health can sometimes be a scary place. Infectious disease, such as Malaria and HIV/AIDS, dominate media channels and the popular conscience....
Pneumonia: A Preventable Killer
As you read this, look at the time. What were you doing an hour ago? In that time, the world has lost 108 children to pneumonia. 16% of under-five global deaths are caused by pneumonia . In the post-neonatal period, the period from one month to fifty-nine months, it is the single biggest killer...
UK takes commendable strides in global health
Global health is a keystone in the fight to end extreme poverty. Simply put, better health leads to better economies. The UK government has done a commendable job allocating its resources towards global health and plays a lead role in the global efforts. The UK now has an opportunity to...
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