Global Health

The elevation of health security within recent national security policies and bipartisan legislative action proves that it remains possible to bridge divides and make measurable progress to prepare the United States for inevitable future biological threats. 

CSIS senior associate Georges A. Fauriol analyzes the current political and security challenges in Haiti and key trends to watch for in 2023.

Russia’s war in Ukraine has not only disrupted global markets for grains and vegetable oils but has also driven up prices for nutritious foods produced elsewhere and slowed the provision of lifesaving humanitarian assistance. What is happening to stem this crisis?

Throughout the pandemic, PEPFAR programs have been adapted to help minimize HIV service disruptions and address the Covid-19 needs of people with HIV, demonstrating that the program can pivot, be agile, and respond to non-HIV threats by leveraging its capabilities.

The CSIS Global Health Policy Center hosted a discussion about strengthening global health security through delivering routine immunizations and Covid-19 vaccines in fragile and conflict-affected settings.

The CSIS Commission on Strengthening America's Health Security hosted the launch of a new report: Transforming Health Crises with Pandemic Therapies.

As COP27 parties gather in Sharm El Sheikh, research from Central America sheds light on how climate change is shaping migration and the need for policy actors to mobilize finance for anticipatory action, adaptation, and loss and damage.

For the first time in 50 years the White House hosted a conference on hunger, nutrition, and health. While it’s too early to tell if Biden has enough bipartisan support to make sweeping policy changes, the billions in private and public commitments could have great impact.