Explore how the Sentinel program, led by Dr. Al Ozonoff, is building regional outbreak preparedness in Nigeria and Sierra Leone through local capacity strengthening, low-cost diagnostics, and real-time surveillance.
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A new letter published in The Lancet, “Global donor funding for COVID-19 was largely disbursed as loans: it’s time to adjust,” co-authored by Jehane Sedky, Abbey Gardner, and Louise Ivers, examines how global COVID-19 aid was delivered—and what the data reveal about the state of international solidarity.
Discover how the KEN SHE Study, led by Professor Ruanne Barnabas, demonstrates lasting protection from a single-dose HPV vaccine and highlights its potential to transform cervical cancer prevention and equity in global health.
Amid deep cuts to U.S. and global health funding, Dr. Vanessa Kerry and Professor Jayati Ghosh examine the urgent need to rethink how global health is financed. They explore alternative models that prioritize sustainability, equity, and local ownership, offering a compelling vision for a more resilient global health future.
