NCD Alliance News

Blog
Why Civil Society Matters in the NCD Response in the Eastern Mediterranean
Red Crescent ambulance in front of a hospital in Rafah in the Gaza Strip.
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Blog
More Than a Smile: Why Oral Health is Central to a Healthier Life
Two women smiling
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Announcement
Selected fellows announced for the Our Views, Our Voices Fellowship 2026
Collage featuring participants of the new OVOV Fellowhip
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Blog
Our Promise to the Future: Why Kidney Care is the Litmus Test for More Sustainable NCD Leadership
World Kidney Day 2026 campaign banner
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News
NCD Alliance calls for protection of civilians and respect for International Humanitarian Law amid escalating hostilities in the Middle East
doctor in middle east
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Blog
EB158: Turning NCD Commitments into Action in 2026
Delegates from member states and civil society at WHO EB158 in Geneva
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Announcement
Health System Reform the Only Viable Pathway to Address NCDs, Says Katie Dain at WHX Dubai
Four women on a health policy panel in Dubai
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Dr. Nahida Nayaz Ahmed, Katie Dain, Farah Yehia, PhD and Dr. Jackie Kassouf Maalouf at WHX Dubai, 2026.
Announcement
Call for Bids: Host the 5th Global NCD Alliance Forum in 2028
Opening ceremony of the 2025 Global NCD Alliance Forum
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News
World Cancer Day 2026 highlights people-centred care and preventable causes of cancer
World Cancer Day 2026 campaign banner
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Announcement
NCDA Statement on the United States Withdrawal from the World Health Organization
Student being vaccinated in south east asia
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News
NCD Alliance Georgia launches national Advocacy Agenda for People Living with NCDs
NCD advocates from Georgia during an advocay workshop organised by Georgia NCDA
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NCD advocates from Georgia during an advocay workshop organised by Georgia NCDA.
Announcement
New partnership between NCD Alliance and Vantive to advance action on chronic kidney disease
Two african women in textile factory doing a high five
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