At the end of the day, Paul’s most lasting impact can be found in the patients he loved so dearly—all of the people who are alive today because he dedicated his life to helping them. https://t.co/W8jVF6rcS0

His work will continue through Partners in Health, the incredible organization he co-founded. It is a phenomenal legacy.

Paul was never happier than when he was caring for patients in one of the clinics he helped create. My heart goes out to his family and friends, his colleagues, and all the people whose lives he touched.

What a devastating loss. Paul is a hero, and I was fortunate to call him a friend. I have never known anyone who was more passionate about reducing the world’s worst inequities in health—or who did more to live by his values. https://t.co/8PWPdGHe7A

It has been over a year since wild polio paralyzed a child in Pakistan, presenting an incredible opportunity to stop this disease for good. I traveled to Pakistan to learn from their polio program leaders. https://t.co/OgEiuD5bFj

Thank you @ImranKhanPTI for the productive discussions on the steps being taken in Pakistan to eliminate polio. I’m encouraged by the country’s commitment to eradication and am optimistic that if everyone remains vigilant, we can #endpolio. https://t.co/cMAw3ZfDxr

I’m hopeful that the world can come together to end this pandemic and prevent the next one. Thanks Dax Shepard, Monica Padman, and @davidfarrier for the great conversation. https://t.co/24IHu2YHxq

The goal of no more pandemics ever is ambitious, but the progress we’ve made over the last two years has already set us on a path to success: https://t.co/mmeGMNrTZs https://t.co/3KsRhEZhNh

I’m more optimistic than ever that we can one day stop Alzheimer’s because of research like this. https://t.co/yMmt8m4hPP

I believe that COVID-19 can be the last pandemic. ‘How to Prevent the Next Pandemic’ will explain why. https://t.co/aLGabnIcmx

Science fiction can help expand our understanding by pushing the limits of what is possible. https://t.co/PKf8fwEvbj