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Last Thursday, we had an extremely successful event where we rolled-out the final report of the CSIS Commission on Smart Global Health Policy in Washington D.C.
Blog — Pandemic Preparedness
Report of the CSIS Commission on Smart Global Health Policy
After almost one year of deliberation, the CSIS Commission on Smart Global Health Policy is proud to release its final report: "A healthier, safer, and more prosperous world."
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H1N1 Influenza and the U.S. Response: Looking Back at 2009
The arrival of the new year has inspired a number of newspapers, magazines, and journals to look back at 2009’s experience with the ongoing swine flu pandemic.
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Your Responses to the Essay “H1N1 Preparedness”
We've received some very useful and insightful feedback to the essay, "H1N1 Preparedness." Here are some of the responses you've submitted!
H1N1: Do We Know How Many People Have Been Infected?
Phillip Nieburg answers reader questions about H1N1 surveillance.
H1N1 in the Americas: Transmission patterns, vaccine production plans, and popular responses
CSIS Americas Program Deputy Director and Global Health Policy Center Senior Fellow Katherine Bliss examines the trajectory of the H1N1 influenza pandemic in Latin America and the Caribbean.
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China’s H1N1 Response and Public Opinion: Promise and Potential Challenges
China’s robust response to the H1N1 epidemic has earned it international praise, but serious challenges remain. Recent debate over the public’s willingness to get vaccinated provides insights into pandemic response in the world’s most populous country.
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H1N1: Slipping on a Slippery Disease
In our most recent entry to the H1N1 blogosphere, CSIS experts Stephen Morrison and Philip Nieburg discuss uncertainties about H1N1 vaccine production and the meaning of President Obama's recent decision to declare H1N1 a national emergency. Do you have questions about the global spread of H1N1 that aren't being answered? Let us know in the comments.
Global Health in the 21st Century: Identifying the Big Priorities
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Critical U.S Support will Help Mitigate the Global Impact of H1N1 (Swine) Flu
In our new segment, infectious disease experts will provide insights on different aspects of the unfolding H1N1 flu epidemic. For our first entry, Phillip Nieburg discusses the recent decision by the U.S. government to share 10 percent of its H1N1 vaccine supply with other nations. What questions do you have about H1N1?
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Admiral William J. Fallon: Global Health Matters to the U.S.
Admiral Fallon gave a keynote address at the North Carolina Biotechnology Center for the CSIS/Triangle Consortium event, "Why Global Health Matters to North Carolina." Read his transcript here.
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- Melanne Verveer, Ambassador-at-large for Global Women’s Issues, speaks at CSIS
Melanne Verveer, Ambassador-at-large for Global Women's Issues, spoke today at CSIS about the upcoming MDG Summit. - Early Action on the Health Consequences of the Oil Spill
On April 20th, British Petroleum (BP)’s Deepwater Horizon offshore oil rig in the Gulf of Mexico exploded, causing a sea-floor oil leak one mile beneath the ocean’s surface. - A Look at the World Bank Debate
At a recent World Bank debate, discussion focused on HIV-discordant couples. - The First Fault Lines in Global Health Debate
On August 6th we hosted our first Fault Lines in Global Health debate. If you missed it, you can watch the debate. - Video of the CSIS-Kaiser Forum on the 2010 International AIDS Conference
Watch a video of the CSIS and the Kaiser Family Foundation forum examining the developments arising from the 2010 International AIDS Conference in Vienna. - CSIS-Kaiser Forum on the 2010 International AIDS Conference
CSIS and the Kaiser Family Foundation will hold an August 5 forum examining the major policy, research and other developments arising from the 2010 International AIDS Conference in Vienna. - Fault Lines in Global Health: Universal AIDS Treatment
In the past decade, global health has become a new U.S. foreign policy priority, enjoyed exceptional bipartisan support, and climbed to an annual US government investment of $10 billion, fully a third of all U.S. foreign assistance.
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- Interview with Melanne Verveer, Ambassador-at-large for Global Women’s Issues
- Linkages between Gender AIDS and Development: Part 4. Interview with Kelly Hallman
- Linkages between Gender AIDS and Development: Part 3. Interview with Julia Kim
- African Perspectives on Genetically Modified Crops
- Donor funding for health in low and middle-income countries