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PEPFAR's Twentieth Anniversary Might Be Its Last
Proposed changes to the mold-breaking program could break it for good
At Bali, the G20 Confronts Multidimensional Crises with Empty Diplomatic Rhetoric
The summit revealed the G20's and global health's vulnerabilities in a geopolitical world
The United States Needs a Foreign Health Service
Advancing American interests in global health requires transforming U.S. health diplomacy
What to Expect This Winter
Our questions about the "tripledemic"—COVID-19, flu, and RSV—are answered by public health expert Ali H. Mokdad
Africa: Ready to Respond
The changing story of a vulnerable continent better prepared to respond to pandemics
Is It the End of COVID-19 as We Know it?
IHME Director Christopher Murray weighs in on the state of the pandemic, the new omicron vaccine, and flu season
The United States COVID-19 Testing Debacle
Understanding why the U.S. response to COVID-19 was marred by challenges
Why the Global Fund Is Important to U.S. Foreign Policy
The Global Fund is pivotal to tackling current pandemics and emerging threats
From Scalpels to Security
Examining the intersection of global surgery, climate change, and human security
Visibly Invisible: Taiwan and Global Health
The legacy of the past and practices of the present, dictate whose voices are heard
Fix It or Forget It
It's not too late to reduce the threat of failure of the World Bank's new pandemic preparedness fund
The Spiritual Dimension of COVID-19 in Africa
In Nigeria, the pandemic set up a political battlefield between Christian religious leaders and the state
What to Know About "Stealth" Omicron
Professor Ali H. Mokdad gives the rundown on the omicron subvariant BA.2
U.S. Foreign Policy, Global Health, and the Challenge of Institutional Reform
Rethinking U.S. engagement on global health requires transforming domestic and international institutions