Bill Gates LinkedIn Posts

Tuberculosis really is everywhere, once you start looking: https://lnkd.in/g4XZ4kmz

Nuclear power is key to delivering affordable, reliable energy to everyone—in the U.S. and around the world. I always love getting to spend

The surprising reason I got involved in global health:

Diarrhea used to be one of the biggest killers of children—but now it’s one of the greatest global health success stories.

I’ve been talking about diarrhea for 25 years, even though it makes some people squeamish. Why? Because it’s a microcosm of what’s possible

David is alive today because he was able to access TB treatment. U.S. funding for global health made that possible—for him and millions

Tuberculosis has killed more people than any disease in human history. John Green’s Everything Is Tuberculosis explains why it persists—and the reality that,

Everything Is Tuberculosis makes one thing clear: this disease isn’t just in the past—it’s in the present, and without action, it’s in our

I was sorry to learn about the passing of my friend Bill Neukom. Nearly 50 years ago, my dad suggested that I talk

Thanks to scientific collaboration, we've made tremendous strides in Alzheimer’s research. Now is the time to spend more money on R&D, not less:

The story of the Stetson hat is a reminder: TB has shaped more than health—it’s shaped history: https://lnkd.in/ebUeWUUR

Too many people in the U.S. are working hard but still struggling to make ends meet.
 
With rapid advancements in technology, especially in artificial

I’ve entered the startup world again…

When your daughter asks if you’d be willing to work a shift in customer service at her startup,

Vaccines save lives—cutting support for the organizations that deliver them puts millions of children in danger.

Over the past 25 years, Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance has helped vaccinate more than a billion children—and prevented more than 19 million deaths

U.S. health aid enables community health workers like Agnes Nambozo, a vaccinator in Uganda, to save lives. Cutting this funding puts millions of

I’ve been working in global health for 25 years—as long as I was CEO of Microsoft. At this point, I know as much

Global health funding is less than 1% of the U.S federal budget—and cutting it will cost over a million lives.

An exciting step toward commercial fusion—and exactly the kind of progress a clean energy future demands.

Keeping vaccines cold is one of the biggest challenges of protecting hard-to-reach communities from deadly diseases. Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance is solving that