This volume analyzes seven important dimensions of a complex, widening U.S. global health agenda: HIV/AIDS; malaria; polio eradication; women’s health; health security; health diplomacy; and multilateral partners
Each chapter strives to catalog and interpret the past four years’ developments in their respective focal area, charting the measurable health impacts for which the United States can claim at least partial credit, and highlighting persistent problems and challenges. The essays conclude with concrete recommendations on how the United States can achieve the best results in the next four years in promoting the improvement of health, especially among the world’s most vulnerable citizens. Coupled with each essay is an author video interview.
Report by J. Stephen Morrison and Katherine Bliss, David Bowen, Nellie Bristol, Julie Fischer, Janet Fleischman, Amanda Glassman, Rebecca Katz, Hannah Kaye, Alisha Kramer, Phillip Nieburg, Sharon Stash, Todd Summers, Judyth Twigg — February 26, 2013
Report by Katherine E. Bliss, Judyth Twigg, J. Stephen Morrison — February 22, 2013
Report by Sharon Stash — February 22, 2013
Report by David Bowen and Hannah Kaye — February 22, 2013
Report by Nellie Bristol and Phillip Nieburg — February 22, 2013
Report by Janet Fleischman — February 22, 2013
Report by Nellie Bristol, Todd Summers, Amanda Glassman, J. Stephen Morrison, and Alisha Kramer — February 22, 2013
Report by Julie Fischer and Rebecca Katz — February 22, 2013