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The US and China: Not Number One
December 21, 2020 | Shining Tan, Scott Kennedy
From Trustee China Hand

It is almost universally believed that the United States and China are locked in a strategic competition of epic proportions. But in many areas of social significance, both the US and China are not number-one. 

Commentary
Co-Chair Statement on the December 2020 Commission Meeting
December 21, 2020 The Covid-19 pandemic has profoundly changed our world. CSIS Health Security Commission Co-Chairs Kelly Ayotte and Julie Gerberding define this extraordinary moment and the work the Commission has begun to advance a U.S. global health security agenda in the Covid-19 era.

Transcript
Online Event: Year-End Reflections on 2020 with Dr. Anthony Fauci
December 14, 2020

CSIS Commission on Strengthening America’s Health Security hosted a conversation with Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases and member of the White House Coronavirus Task Force.

Critical Questions
Universal Health Coverage and Primary Health Care within the Covid-19 Context
December 11, 2020 | Katherine E. Bliss As the world marks International Universal Health Coverage Day on December 12, the role of primary health care in detecting disease, responding to outbreaks, and ensuring people have ongoing access to essential services is more important than ever.

Commentary
A New Covid-19 Mantra? 'Nobody Is Safe until Everybody Is Fed'
December 4, 2020 | Chase Sova The Covid-19 "mission of the century" may not be about a vaccine alone. Malnourishment can affect vaccine efficacy so we may require a new mantra: “nobody is safe until everybody is fed.”

Commentary
Renewing Global Commitments to Pediatric HIV within the Covid-19 Response
December 1, 2020 | Katherine E. Bliss Despite some progress, there were still 150,000 new pediatric HIV infections in 2019. The new administration should place a high priority on reducing new infections, scaling up children’s access to treatments, and ensuring progress is not lost in the Covid era.

Commentary
Time to Address the Intersecting Crises of Covid-19, HIV, and Gender Inequality
November 30, 2020 | Janet Fleischman Faced with the intersecting crises of HIV, Covid-19, and gender inequality, the new administration should prioritize securing a healthy future for young women as a key piece of the Covid-19 response by building on the existing platform of DREAMS.

Critical Questions
People, Animals, and Bacteria: The Need to Address Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in Livestock Production
November 24, 2020 | Emmy Simmons What is the role of animal production in infectious diseases and human health? Understanding this link is critical for human health and global food security.

Newsletter
Middle East Notes and Comment: Covid-19 Hasn't Crushed the Middle East ... Yet
November 18, 2020 The Middle East is being hit hard by Covid-19 but, up to now, its regimes have not.

Commentary
China’s Humanitarian Aid: Cooperation amidst Competition
November 17, 2020 | Jacob Kurtzer China's provision of medical humanitarian assistance during the Covid-19 pandemic warrants a closer look. Increased transparency in China’s aid is necessary for facilitating closer engagement and cooperation with traditional humanitarian actors and donors.

Commentary
Covid-19, Food Systems, and Wild Animals
October 21, 2020 We need to reframe the zoonotic disease problem as a food system problem and invest in better means to segregate high-risk animals from humans and human food.

Commentary
‘If It Isn’t Safe, It Isn’t Food’: Building Food Safety into Global Food Security Efforts
October 21, 2020 Food safety threatens nutrition for millions in low- and middle-income countries. How can individuals, markets, and governments help make food safe?

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