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Improving Measles Vaccination Coverage to Advance Elimination

As cases and deaths associated with measles climb, increasing funding for immunization services, strengthening health system capacity to deliver measles vaccines, and improving acceptance of measles vaccines can address outbreaks and spur progress towards elimination.

Critical Questions by Katherine E. Bliss — December 7, 2023

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Gaza: The Human Toll

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November 13, 2023 • 10:30 – 11:30 am EST
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Conquering the World's Deadliest Diseases with Ambassador Mark Dybul

Join our host Hadeil Ali for this week’s episode on global health security with Ambassador Mark Dybul, former U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator and Executive Director of the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria.

Podcast Episode by Hadeil Ali — November 7, 2023

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Dr. Suerie Moon, Geneva Graduate Institute: “Treaties will not solve every problem.”

Dr. Suerie Moon, Co-Director of the Global Health Center and Professor of Practice, International Relations and Political Science, walks us through the status of the pandemic accord negotiations (underway for two years), the recently released new draft, what lies ahead in the next round of deliberations, and how that diplomatic process relates to parallel negotiations underway over reform of the International Health Regulations (IHR).

Podcast Episode by J. Stephen Morrison — November 2, 2023

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The Moral Imperative for Supporting Ukraine

While the case for supporting Ukraine has been grounded in U.S. strategic interests, there is an equally compelling moral case for preventing continued atrocities that could destroy Ukrainian democracy, institutions, identity, and the long-term health of the population

Commentary by Leonard Rubenstein — October 30, 2023

Centering PEPFAR in U.S. Global Health Security Strategies

The CSIS Working Group on Reinvigorating U.S. Leadership on HIV/AIDS offers recommendations for advancing progress on reaching the goal of eliminating HIV as a global public health threat by 2030 while maximizing the contributions to pandemic preparedness and response.

Brief by Katherine E. Bliss — October 19, 2023

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Leonard Rubenstein, JHU: recent conversations in Kyiv

Len Rubenstein shares his trenchant, mixed reflections from a September visit to Ukraine, specifically the multiple burdens that the war imposes on Ukrainian society.

Podcast Episode by J. Stephen Morrison — October 12, 2023

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High-Level Action Missing on Pandemic Preparedness

More high-level multisectoral leadership, both at the national and UN level, is critical to galvanizing the coordination and protections needed to ensure a rapid, effective response when the next health crisis hits.

Commentary by Nellie Bristol — October 6, 2023