It only took Senegal 15 years to cut childhood death in half. Community health workers and successful vaccination campaigns played a key role in this success. Read more from @Exemplarshealth and see how lessons from Senegal can be applied elsewhere. https://t.co/QwYrIlaO9u

The French drank an impressive amount of wine in 1926, but their consumption is now a third of what it was back then. Why? I love how this book forces you to think about the story behind a seemingly niche statistic. https://t.co/BBlLdeyRJJ

My favorite author’s new book might be his best one yet. Each chapter covers one of 71 facts about the world that help you understand how history ties together. I unabashedly recommend it to anyone who loves learning. https://t.co/Sqg0r8K1GA

Our foundation has been working to address this massive problem for 10 years—here’s one of the incredible Reinvent the Toilet designs that could help: https://t.co/FWyi25kEhb https://t.co/GnIeZhIDY8

Ever heard a toilet be compared to an espresso machine? That’s how Dr. Shannon Yee describes the toilet he and his team have developed. https://t.co/zvLAE6CJ5t

How much of the world population still lacks access to a toilet that safely removes waste from the home?

Find the answer here: https://t.co/IiIquCEvZ0

This map from @OurWorldInData shows the progress we’ve made–but also highlights how much work we have left to do. https://t.co/KmmhFnvctZ

The COVID pandemic is a powerful reminder of the urgent work needed to contain and treat deadly pathogens. I’m optimistic about the progress being made on another crisis: safe sanitation: https://t.co/88jFx2UjiW https://t.co/h5HCSyQxO4

You were a good sport, Jimmy. Pro tip...never choose glass “#2” in a poop-water challenge: https://t.co/8shvjTNa4M https://t.co/onnWyhJpqm

The Gates Foundation is providing additional, flexible funding to the @AfricaCDC for its pandemic response efforts, but more assistance from the global community is urgently needed to fill the gaps. https://t.co/x9k41SUi04

Over the years, I’ve shared a stage with a jar of human feces, smelled pit latrine odor, and drunk water made from poop (and convinced @jimmyfallon to drink it too). Was it worth it? You bet. Here’s why: https://t.co/8SJbCuNezD