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TRIPS Waivers and Pharmaceutical Innovation

TRIPS waivers undermine the U.S. pharmaceutical industry by degrading the IP protections which are essential to the pharmaceutical innovation ecosystem. Less innovation in the pharmaceutical industry means fewer vaccines and drugs in the future, leaving the United States and other nations less prepared for future pandemics and other health emergencies.

Blog Post by Christopher Borges — March 15, 2023

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Humanitarian Innovation in Action: Keynote and Closing Remarks

This conference explores the complex challenges facing the global humanitarian community and the way in which innovations—in people, processes, and products—can improve humanitarian response and mitigate the impacts of future crises.

Transcript — July 19, 2022

Covid-19 Therapies at the Crossroads

The CSIS Commission on Strengthening America’s Health Security recommends accelerating U.S. leadership and global action to ensure availability and uptake of Covid-19 therapies, including through efforts to scale financing, sustain R&D, and strengthen health systems.

Commentary by Katherine E. Bliss and J. Stephen Morrison — July 6, 2022

Challenges and Opportunities for the Inter-American Defense Board

CSIS Americas senior fellow Ryan C. Berg and Military Fellow Chris Bernotavicius outline the history and present-day importance of the Inter-American Defense Board for promoting hemispheric security.

Commentary by Ryan C. Berg and Chris Bernotavicius — July 6, 2022

How to Break the Stalemate in Haiti

Americas Program senior associate Georges Fauriol and coauthors, Peter Hakim, Enrique Ter Horst, and Keith Mines outline the need for a national dialogue in Haiti to address deteriorating political, economic, and security crises.

Commentary by Georges A. Fauriol , Peter Hakim , Enrique ter Horst , and Keith Mines — June 30, 2022

Bring DOD Fully into the Mix of Pandemic Preparedness and Response

The Department of Defense must be at the table from the beginning in discussions of all types of biological threats to ensure that its significant capabilities are well integrated into U.S. health security strategy and quickly deployable in an emergency pandemic response.

Commentary by Thomas Cullison and J. Stephen Morrison — June 30, 2022

China’s Zero-Covid: What Should the West Do?

As Omicron has exposed the limits of China’s Zero-Covid approach, causing waves of outbreaks and lockdowns with political, economic, and social ramifications, could there be an opportunity for China and the West to test whether a health security détente is feasible?

Commentary by J. Stephen Morrison , Scott Kennedy , and Yanzhong Huang — June 27, 2022