Next Thursday, September 4, @ 11:00 AM ET: @KatherineEBliss hosts Dr. Jarbas Barbosa, Director of PAHO, for a conversation on the challenges related to health security in the Americas and the importance of regional cooperation. Register here:

The CSIS Bipartisan Alliance for Global Health Security to host a book launch and signing September 10 @ 4:00 PM ET. Michael T. Osterholm and Mark Olshaker will reflect on their book The Big One: How We Must Prepare for Future Deadly Pandemics. Register:

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NEW: Dr. Andriy Klepikov speaks with @MorrisonCSIS on transforming Ukraine’s HIV/TB programs into a wartime relief lifeline—now serving 5× more people and planning for recovery. U.S. partnership is critical. Listen here:

Wednesday, September 10, @ 4:00 PM ET: The CSIS Bipartisan Alliance for Global Health Security will host a book launch for The Big One: How We Must Prepare for Future Deadly Pandemics by Michael T. Osterholm and Mark Olshaker. Register here:

Given the importance of technical collaboration to outbreak prevention and control, it should be a priority for the U.S. to maintain a relationship with the WHO to ensure access to tools, data, and lessons of relevance to the health of Americans.

NEW: Dr. Andriy Klepikov joins @MorrisonCSIS to reflect on 25 years of Ukraine’s Alliance for Public Health—its fight against HIV & TB, wartime humanitarian aid, and the indispensable role of U.S. support. Listen here:

Congress could require greater collaboration between the Department of State and CDC on immunizations, to ensure embassy-based diplomats are effectively trained to encourage investments in national immunization programs.

NEW: @ProfHeidiLarson speaks with @MorrisonCSIS on the steep drop in U.S. scientific credibility, the flight of researchers abroad, and finding common ground in a fractured vaccine debate. Listen here:

CDC must maintain core capabilities related to addressing vaccine-preventable outbreaks through the remaining country offices to ensure the most effective delivery of vaccines to their populations in a context of reduced external support.

NEW: @ProfHeidiLarson joins @MorrisonCSIS to discuss the global shock over abrupt U.S. vaccine policy changes—and how they’re shaking trust, disrupting labs, and straining transatlantic science partnerships. Listen here:

NEW: Ken Staley speaks with @MorrisonCSIS on pandemic lessons, tech-led opportunities, and how Palantir’s post-9/11 mission informs future global health threats. “We have a lot of cool stuff on the horizon.” Listen here:

NEW: Dr. Ifedayo Adetifa speaks with @MorrisonCSIS about closing diagnostic gaps post-pandemic, FIND’s evolving work, the Lancet Commission, and how AI and shrinking U.S. funding could reshape global access. Listen here:

TODAY @ 11:00 AM ET: @spsaki sits down with Dr. Christopher J.L. Murray, Director of IHME, to unpack IHME’s new report on global health financing: who's losing support, what’s at risk, and where we go from here. Tune in:

Secure U.S. global leadership and competitiveness in science, biomedical research, & biosecurity innovation; & 4) Accelerate the development of new financing instruments for health security, while revisiting existing approaches:

The CSIS Bipartisan Alliance calls on the administration & Congress to 1) Re-earn the trust of Americans in US health security strategy & its implementation; 2) Stabilize the core capabilities that protect Americans against biothreats;.

The Trump administration has ushered in a new era of health security, both globally & domestically. The changes are painful & confusing to many. But the imperative now is to begin building a concrete, efficient, & orderly strategy for what comes next:

By taking steps to preserve funding for vaccine research, Congress can slow the brain drain and re-ignite the engines of biomedical innovation, job creation, and economic growth. Read the latest from @KatherineEBliss:

NEW: Ken Staley joins @MorrisonCSIS to reflect on global health security, leading the U.S. malaria strategy, AI-driven outbreak response, and why “missions are sacred, organizations are not.” Listen here:

WEDNESDAY @ 11:00 AM ET: @Spsaki hosts IHME Director Dr. Christopher J.L. Murray to discuss the IHME’s new report about the sharp decline in global health funding and how countries can respond in a constrained fiscal landscape. Tune in:

NEW: Adequately funded and well-managed immunization programs at home and abroad protect children’s health, strengthen health systems, and can be rapidly mobilized in responding to outbreaks with pandemic potential.