Improving Global Health is Good Foreign Policy
Alongside Bill Gates and former President Clinton, Senator Jeanne Shaheen lauds the Commission Report at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing.
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Interview with Dr. Ronald Waldman, USAID, on the challenges facing the nation of Haiti following the January 12th earthquake. Listen here.
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We asked for your best ideas about smart global health, and from around the world you responded. Read the winning essays.
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A “new” influenza that combines genetic material from swine, avian and human influenza viruses has steadily spread throughout the world. Learn More.
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University students are pumping new blood into global health. Find out how students - and professors - make a difference. Get Involved.
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How do U.S. investments improve global health? What challenges remain? The Commission travels with CARE to Kenya to see results first hand. Read more.
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How do we achieve smarter global health policy? A unique group of experts is coming together to find out. Meet the commissioners. Read More.
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Drawing from their collective expertise, findings on the ground, and your input, the Commission will propose solutions to the complex challenges facing global health policy today.
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Alongside Bill Gates and former President Clinton, Senator Jeanne Shaheen lauds the Commission Report at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hearing.
Katherine Bliss interviews Dr. Waldman, Coordinator of the United States Medical and Emergency Response in Haiti, on the short-term and long-term challenges facing the nation following the January 12th earthquake.
Highlight of the award winning essay by Annie Dude, 1st place winner of the CSIS Smart Global Health Essay Contest. Annie's essay focuses on her experiences living and working with fellow medical students in India, the Dominican Republic, and Mexico.
CSIS hosted an address by Dr. Margaret Hamburg, the 21st Commissioner of Food and Drugs at the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services
The commission wants your input. Make your mark on global health policy.