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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.

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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.

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On the Horizon: Prioritizing Nutrition within the Covid-19 Context
September 25, 2020 | Katherine E. Bliss Building on its record of leadership and recent actions to support global nutrition, the United States can help revitalize progress toward global goals by ensuring that nutrition projects are fully integrated into U.S. development and health support for Covid-19 response.

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The Risks of Misinformation and Vaccine Hesitancy within the Covid-19 Crisis
September 4, 2020 | Katherine E. Bliss, J. Stephen Morrison Combating misinformation about Covid-19 and strengthening the U.S. population’s confidence in vaccines, particularly once a safe and effective Covid-19 vaccine becomes available, is an urgent national security matter.

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Trump and Putin's Pandemic Duet: Trump's America Is Far More out of Tune
August 21, 2020 | Judyth Twigg, J. Stephen Morrison Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump share a Covid-19 response playbook that has led each country into deep trouble. Yet historic failures of leadership in the United States have led to runaway outbreaks and staggering death counts that far outrace Russia’s.

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Co-Chairs’ Statement: Vaccine Confidence, Social Media Misinformation, and National Security within the Covid-19 Crisis
July 27, 2020 | Katherine E. Bliss, J. Stephen Morrison CSIS and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine’s Vaccine Confidence Project™ have launched a high-level panel of experts to address the urgent issues of vaccine hesitancy, misinformation, and national security in the midst of the Covid-19 crisis.

Critical Questions
Strengthening Routine Immunizations and Responding to Covid-19
June 3, 2020 | Katherine E. Bliss The surge to respond to the Covid-19 pandemic has threatened routine immunization coverage. At the Global Vaccine Summit on June 4, countries will commit to strengthening vaccine delivery to prevent other outbreaks and ensure equitable delivery of an eventual new vaccine.

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The Trump Administration’s Ignominious Exit at the 2020 World Health Assembly
May 20, 2020 | J. Stephen Morrison The United States escalated its confrontation with the World Health Organization and China at the 2020 World Health Assembly. In doing so, it has withdrawn from any meaningful leadership role in the international response to Covid-19.

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WHO and President Trump on the Ledge
April 28, 2020 | J. Stephen Morrison, Anna McCaffrey President Trump's suspension of funding to WHO could gravely compromise the global response to Covid-19. If common sense and diplomacy prevail, the administration and WHO can walk back from the ledge, with a bipartisan nudge from Congress and gentle pressure from the G-7.

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Gender and Immunizations within the Covid-19 Landscape
April 27, 2020 | Katherine E. Bliss Gender dynamics play a key role in how communities access immunization services. As efforts advance to develop a Covid-19 vaccine, global health organizations are working to better understand those dynamics to allow for successful deployment of any new product.

Critical Questions
Covid-19 in the D.C. Area: Should We Be Concerned or Optimistic?
April 23, 2020 | J. Stephen Morrison How bad is Covid-19 likely to be for the District of Columbia and the broader region? CSIS’s J. Stephen Morrison analyzes the key factors affecting the outlook for the U.S. capital.

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Can I Stay or Can I Go Now? Longer-term Impacts of Covid-19 on Global Migration
April 20, 2020 | Erol Yayboke Covid-19-related disruptions to global migration are unprecedented. As remittances correspondingly decrease, these disruptions could have long-term impacts on migration flows and thus on economic growth, global inequality, and on the well-being of migrants themselves.

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