With Dr. Tedros Ghebreyesus, Head of the WHO, and Dr. Sultan Al Jaber, COP28 President-Designate, Dr. Kerry writes about the urgency we face to address climate change, mitigate harm by reducing fossil fuel use, and investing in adaptation and resilient health systems ... Read more
Dr. Kerry and Paul Hudson, CEO of Sanofi write together about importance of bold action to respond to climate change and that we "cannot climb this mountain without greater collaboration between the private and public sectors–nor without urgent, decisive, and collective commitment at the global, national, and subnational levels to accelerate local adaptation and effectively minimize the health impacts of climate change for a healthy, climate-resilient future.. ... Read more
It doesn’t make sense to talk about climate change without talking about health. Poor health is a key component of vulnerability and many of the world’s poorest and most politically fragile nations lie at the center of a climate-health-security crossroads. ... Read more
A Descriptive Review of the Global Health Service Partnership’s Innovative Model for Health Professional Education and Training From 2013-2018... Read more
Americans should look back to the HIV/AIDS crisis for a model of how to unite against a pandemic... Read more
The urgency with which we address the climate agenda must not wane, even as the streets of Glasgow return to normal following Cop26.... Read more
Strong health systems, founded on a robust and well-trained workforce, can undergird both climate resilience and pandemic preparedness... Read more
The White House Covid Summit recently convened world leaders, multilateral organizations, global health experts, and the private sector to address the pandemic... Read more
Why the world needs cooperative approaches to solving the coronavirus pandemic rather than isolated short-term fixes... Read more
The world is pouring money into battling COVID-19 in Africa, but in the race to triage with stopgap solutions, we risk missing a critical opportunity...Read more
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