Resources

This campaign aired in Fortaleza, Brazil to warn about the dangers of speeding.

This campaign aired in China in 2019, warning people about the dangers of too much salt in their diet and the increased risk of hypertension and stroke.

Air pollution is responsible for 7 million global deaths annually, including from non-communicable diseases such as cancer. Given the media’s vital role in social and policy change, this article reviewed the existing literature on how the media portrays air pollution and the implications this coverage has on (1) perceived links between air pollution and cancer and (2) global action for cleaner air.

In 2016, the government of Bangladesh introduced a pilot project to create an effective system for registering deaths and determining their causes. Training community-based health workers, physicians, and coders were successful approaches to improve death registration completeness and availability of cause-of-death data.

The U.S. faces a public health crisis of opioid-related harm, the effects of which could be dramatically reduced through increased access to opioid agonist therapy with the medications methadone and buprenorphine. This commentary outlines immediate, concrete steps that federal, state, and local governments can take to change law from barrier to facilitator of evidence-based treatment for opioid use disorder.

This campaign explains how consumption of sugary drinks can add up over time and explains the consequences – tooth decay and type II diabetes.

This campaign ran in Colombia, calling for clear nutrition labels for food products.

This campaign ran in Colombia, calling for clear nutrition labels for food products.

This campaign ran in Colombia, calling for clear nutrition labels for food products.