The CSIS Global Health Policy Center is a research institution focused on building bipartisan awareness about global health & its importance to US security.
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NEW: @KatherineEBliss and Priya Chainani examine South Africa’s introduction of the newest PrEP option and consider what it will take to initiate and eventually sustain millions on it during a period when U.S. support for HIV programs has been curtailed. csis.org/analysis/sustaining…
STARTING NOW: Please join the CSIS Bipartisan Alliance and @CSISAfrica Program for a discussion of the recently published book, Lifeline: The Story of PEPFAR, the Greatest Humanitarian Initiative of Our Time, by John Donnelly. Register here: csis.org/events/book-event-l…
NEW: @MorrisonCSIS is joined by Dr. Haitham Mohamed Ibrahim, Sudan Health Minister, for the CommonHealth podcast. The Minister speaks to the astronomic scale of health and humanitarian demands in Sudan, the largest globally. Listen here: csis.org/podcasts/commonheal…
NEW: @KatherineEBliss and Priya Chainani examine South Africa’s introduction of the newest PrEP option and ask what lessons from South Africa’s experience in lenacapavir procurement and distribution can be shared. Read more here: csis.org/analysis/sustaining…
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Researchers project that further scaling up use of HIV prevention drug lenacapavir has the potential to bring the annual population-wide HIV incidence rate in South Africa to less than 0.1 percent, the virtual elimination threshold, as early as 2039, write @CSISHealth experts.
Read: bit.ly/4BoQzjC
NEW: Reports last week of suspicious letters containing white powder mailed to congressional offices serve as an unsettling reminder of the anthrax attacks. Now, 25 years later, the biological threat landscape is becoming even riskier. Read more here:
csis.org/analysis/25-years-a…
NEXT TUESDAY @ 4pm ET: Please join the CSIS Bipartisan Alliance and @CSISAfrica Program for a discussion of the recently published book, Lifeline: The Story of PEPFAR, the Greatest Humanitarian Initiative of Our Time, by John Donnelly. Register here: csis.org/events/book-event-l…
NEW: Paul Friedrichs and Sophia Hirshfield argue that although 25 years have passed since the last biological attack on U.S. soil, the United States cannot afford to become complacent and unprepared for the rising risk of future biological events. csis.org/analysis/25-years-a…
CSIS Global Health retweeted
25 years after the 2001 anthrax attacks, the biological threat landscape is becoming even riskier. U.S. biological defenses are weakened, and the time has arrived, again, for Congress to refresh its thinking and lead in upgrading concrete U.S. capabilities, write @CSISHealth experts.
More: csis.org/analysis/25-years-a…
10/27 @ 4pm ET: Please join the CSIS Bipartisan Alliance and @CSISAfrica Program for a discussion of the recently published book, Lifeline: The Story of PEPFAR, the Greatest Humanitarian Initiative of Our Time, by John Donnelly. Register here: csis.org/events/book-event-l…
STARTING NOW: An event on the role of universities in strengthening the connection between research evidence and policy action hosted by the CSIS Bipartisan Alliance and the WashU Bursky School of Public Health. csis.org/events/does-health-…
STARTING NOW: It has been 25 years since the anthrax attacks. The anniversary provides an opportunity to not only reflect on how the U.S. responded to the attacks, but to explore what additional effort is needed today to deter bioterrorist incidents. csis.org/events/25-years-ant…
NEXT FRIDAY @ 9AM ET: The CSIS Bipartisan Alliance in partnership with the WashU Bursky School of Public Health will host an event focused on the role of universities in strengthening the connection between research evidence and policy action. csis.org/events/does-health-…
NEXT WEDNESDAY @ 4 PM ET: 25 Years Since the Anthrax Attacks. Where Are We Now? Register here: csis.org/events/25-years-ant…
In a new episode of the CommonHealth podcast, Drs. Armand Sprecher and Adi Nadimpalli, @MSF, join @MorrisonCSIS to unpack why no one should feel comfortable with a runaway Ebola outbreak in eastern DRC that continues to outstrip the response. Listen here: csis.org/podcasts/commonheal…
10/9 @ 9AM ET: The CSIS Bipartisan Alliance in partnership with the WashU Bursky School of Public Health will host an event focused on the role of universities in strengthening the connection between research evidence and policy action. Register here: csis.org/events/does-health-…
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What does it take to turn a successful pilot into national infrastructure? @zipline Africa CEO Caitlin Burton joined @CSISHealth to explain how Rwanda scaled drone delivery & nearly eliminated maternal mortality from postpartum hemorrhage.
Watch: bit.ly/4rp4RvT
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Caitlin Burton, @zipline Africa CEO, joined @CSISHealth to share how medical drone deliveries have reduced missed opportunities to treat severe malaria & vaccinate patients, and what years of on-the-ground learning have taught the company.
Watch: bit.ly/4h75CX8
NEW: In the latest episode of the CommonHealth podcast, @meganranney, Dean of the @YaleSPH, joins @MorrisonCSIS to reflect on the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and the innovations she has spearheaded leading Yale. Listen here: csis.org/podcasts/commonheal…
NEW: Monisha Ashok, Director of Health Investments, U.S. International Development Finance Corporation joins @MorrisonCSIS for the CommonHealth podcast to discuss how health figures in DFC's strategy following the 2025 Congressional reauthorization. csis.org/podcasts/commonheal…