It’s great to see countries and partners jointly sign the Kigali Declaration. It wouldn't have been possible without Kigali Summit hosts @RwandaGov, @CombatNTDs & @endmalaria, @WHO facilitators & key donors like President @mohamedbinzayed whose commitment help advance the fight.

1.7 billion people are affected by debilitating Neglected Tropical Diseases. Thankfully, an extraordinary public private partnership, and the donation of over 14 billion drugs, has meant that we're a step closer to a future where NTDs are #NeglectedNoMore. https://t.co/OhuR3Q4NOs

You can find the answer here. https://t.co/BAFmNpHW4n

How many tons of hydrogen does the world use each year?

If you want to understand what’s going on with politics in the United States, Why We’re Polarized by @ezraklein is the book to pick up. https://t.co/rkDceLlCKT

This is a sad day. Reversing Roe v. Wade is an unjust and unacceptable setback. And it puts women’s lives at risk, especially the most disadvantaged.

Through renewed investments in malaria and NTDs, we can help end these endemic diseases, and prevent future pandemics. https://t.co/Aw9fIJHr2H

Daniel Boakye of @TheENDFund has spent 45 years working on solutions for neglected tropical diseases, including river blindness. As he says, “We have the tools we need. The priority now is to deploy them in the right way to get to elimination.” https://t.co/Mzdh5sOoCr

When most people think about what produces greenhouse gas emissions, they think about cars and electricity. But they add up to only about one third of the total. Clean hydrogen could help eliminate the rest: https://t.co/CtB8gnMB2Z https://t.co/WUocOWxKcr

The Power by @NaomiAllthenews raises timely questions about the way people are connected by gender, family, community, and country. https://t.co/N0CLt6p8vK

I’m glad that I followed @jenngates1996’s recommendation and read The Power, by @NaomiAllthenews. It raises timely questions about the way people are connected by gender, family, community, and country. https://t.co/N0CLt6p8vK

Important guidance from @TheADDF founder @a_hfillit outlining the path forward on Alzheimer’s: 
 More – and better – biomarkers
 Exploratory trials
 Repurposed drugs
https://t.co/P9rvDauGk4

My advice is simple: read a lot and discover a skill you enjoy. For some, that means being great at science or a great communicator. There’s so much opportunity to do good in the world.

It made me think a lot about what I would tell my younger self. I remember this guy. A lot has changed since this photo, but I remember how excited I felt for the next chapter. https://t.co/8aJPHnxp31

I was recently asked what advice I would give to young people who want to make a positive impact on the world.

What a great meeting with WA’s teacher of the year, Jared Koepp. He taught me a lot about the challenges that Native students face. https://t.co/WBPqJuPqm1

I guess we finally ran out of microchips. https://t.co/dptfYIGl4k

Yesterday, I had a chance to spend the day focusing on climate – and the innovations that can prevent the very worst effects of climate change. https://t.co/0qswil630a

I’m grateful for Warren’s gifts to support the foundation’s work and for our many years of friendship. When he decided in 2006 to make these gifts, it moved me to tears. It still does. https://t.co/JVfF4aUCZv

The fact is, we’ve never been closer to ending polio. The huge progress Pakistan has made in the fight against polio is a reminder for why the world cannot lose sight of this goal. https://t.co/TRobY770WZ