Health workers face unsafe conditions with preventable risk.

Global workers face high health risks with limited protection.

Isolation harms health.

Infodemics erode public health response and fuel risk.

Preventable child deaths persist despite proven solutions.

Surgical care is vital.

Urban living is reshaping global health risks and opportunities.

1 in 10 medicines in low-income countries are unsafe.

1.4 million die yearly from unsafe water and poor sanitation.

Foodborne disease kills 420,000 people annually.

Humanitarian responses overlook NCDs and mental health.

Malnutrition remains a significant challenge.

Limited health literacy widens health inequities.

Disability exclusion deepens global health inequities.

Young lives face rising risks and remain underserved globally.

Aging populations demand action for healthy longevity.

Climate change is accelerating health risks.

Social conditions shape who is left behind.

Health financing remains inequitable and inefficient.

Intimate partner violence is still widespread.

Anemia persists, and trans-fatty acid policies lag globally.

Global AMR strategies exist, but most lack funding and action.

Global suicide rates remain high.

COVID-19 erased a decade of progress in global life expectancy.

Health emergency readiness is patchy and fragile.

Workforce shortages jeopardize universal health coverage.

Essential medicines and vaccines remain out of reach for many.

Air and water pollution are major threats to global health.

Resilient health systems are essential to deliver on UHC goals.

Millions still lack rights-based reproductive care.