Partnership for Healthy CitiesCities Are Growing More Powerful, And That May Be Good For YouBy Bruce Y. Lee Originally featured on ForbesJan 4, 2018Jan 4, 2018
Partnership for Healthy CitiesinPartnership For Healthy CitiesMontevideo Gets Serious About SaltOn Wednesday, October 18th, the city of Montevideo, Uruguay announced its initiative under the Partnership for Healthy Cities, a campaign…Oct 20, 2017Oct 20, 2017
Partnership for Healthy CitiesinPartnership For Healthy CitiesAhmedabad And Bengaluru Stand Ready To Fight NCDsOriginally featured on the Vital Strategies BlogOct 17, 2017Oct 17, 2017
Partnership for Healthy CitiesBPS Superintendent Chang, City Leaders and Patriots Mascot Join Thousands of Students in Walk to…Originally featured on Boston Public Schools BlogOct 11, 2017Oct 11, 2017
Partnership for Healthy CitiesinPartnership For Healthy CitiesTaking Bold Steps Towards A Walkable, Bikeable GuadalajaraOn Monday, October 9th, the city of Guadalajara, Mexico officially announced a new initiative as part of Bloomberg Philanthropies’…Oct 10, 2017Oct 10, 2017
Partnership for Healthy CitiesinPartnership For Healthy CitiesMichael Bloomberg talks tough on health and junk foodBy: Andrew JackAug 31, 2017Aug 31, 2017
Partnership for Healthy CitiesinPartnership For Healthy CitiesLCC fights drink driving, lifestyle diseasesNancy SiameJul 25, 2017Jul 25, 2017
Partnership for Healthy CitiesinPartnership For Healthy CitiesWorld Leaders Join Bloomberg Philanthropies and WHO for Discussion on Tackling Noncommunicable…On Sunday, May 21, ahead of the World Health Assembly, Bloomberg Philanthropies and the World Health Organization (WHO) hosted a panel…May 22, 2017May 22, 2017
Partnership for Healthy CitiesinPartnership For Healthy CitiesPreventing NCDs and Injuries for a Healthier AccraAccra, Ghana has joined with World Health Organization Global Ambassador for Noncommunicable Diseases (NCDs) and former New York Mayor Mike…May 17, 2017May 17, 2017
Partnership for Healthy CitiesinPartnership For Healthy CitiesWHO Global Ambassador Michael R.Global ‘Partnership for Healthy Cities’ aims to reduce noncommunicable diseases and injuries, sources of 80 percent of deaths worldwideMay 16, 2017May 16, 2017
